Pillars of Eternity

i dont have the dlc :( but its a coool game i like the characters

this is very good

+宏大的世界观与极为丰富的文本 +大量的选择与后果 +丰富的队友和其可被塑造的性格 +较为丰富的构筑 +有配音 -只有部分配音 -画面和UI看起来贫穷 -后续剧情发展过快，一股脑抛出大量信息 -堆怪严重 非常传统的CRPG，我很喜欢

Played all the Baldurs Gate games and this one is better, they mixed all old school with Arcanum and Planescape Torment! Wonderful!

Classic isometric RPG, 10/10 would recommend. Do not use turn-based mode, it's very bugged.

I really like CRPGs and this one does my itch justice. If you like BG 1-2-3,Dragon Age Origins etc. You will like this game :) combat can be hard like the other games i mentioned but jus take your time and learn the spells and weapons and it will be a blast!

História envolvente. Personagens fora do comum. Jogabilidade deliciosa. Horas e horas em ver o tempo passar.

Jugón absoluto, de mis favoritos. Años después actualizado con modo por turnos, que le viene genial a un juego con esta complejidad. Pide a gritos una run a máxima dificultad ¡¡¡¡Sacad el tercero!!!!

Amazing game. Great story, good combat, interesting characters. Must play for RPG lovers.

The devs at Pillars of Eternity clearly have enormous respect for the CRPGs that came before it. Obsidian clearly set out to make something in the vein of OG Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale and I GUESS by most technical measures they succeeded. The world building is dense, the lore is unique and at times interesting in places, and the writing has moments that show exactly why this studio was so GOATED in its day. BUT... PoE for a lot of hours in exchange for a payoff that doesn't quite land with the weight it's reaching for. The ending has some real gravity to it and there's a twist that recontextualizes enough of what came before to feel earned on paper, but by the time you get there the sheer volume of content you've pushed through starts working against the emotional impact. It's a game that could have been sharper at two thirds the length and almost certainly would have hit harder for it. The combat and systems are competent but never exciting. There's a depth to the mechanics that rewards patience but not necessarily curiosity, and for long stretches the game mistakes density for engagement. You can feel the hours accumulating in a way that great CRPGs don't usually make you aware of. What it does establish clearly is that Obsidian had the foundation for something special. Deadfire took that foundation and reportedly addressed most of what felt unfinished here, tightening the pacing and building on the world in ways that make this first entry feel more like a proof of concept in retrospect than a complete statement. Works well on both PC and Steam Deck.