Tyranny

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Amazing Character Creation but after this the game falls a bit flat. Combat is repetitive and slow, the game constantly throws huge walls of text at you. just an unsatisfying experience. Came into this with high hopes after Pillars but left sorely disappointed and never finished

No, not for me. It starts exciting but that dropped with every conquest step, with choices between rocks and hard places. The first conversation wasn't better and with the first fight i lost all interest in the fate of my character or any other person in this world.

A unique take on morality, agency and law that only a videogame could achieve.

Loving the world, but also the magic system and the faction reputation system. Can't believe I never played this to now.

While not as difficult, complex, or long as the other Obsidian CRPGs that sandwich it, it makes up for that by having far superior writing and reactivity. You can even customize the setup of the world before even engaging in the tutorial and this has a variety of dynamic effects over the course of the game. Brilliant release but it will sadly fade to obscurity as both Obsidian and Paradox ignore its existence.

Это книга с элементами игры. И это самый главный минус, по крайней мере для меня. Количество диалогов и вариантов ответов внушительное даже с не имеющим никакой важности npc. В небольших локациях чтобы прочитать весь текст уходят десятки минут - в какой-то момент поймал себя на мысли, что хочется скипать большую часть диалогов. Но, тогда не имеет смысла играть, ведь игра построена на диалогах... Боев прям немного. Вы будете час читать текст и после проводить несколько боев. Сами бои достаточно прикольные по своей механике И, все-таки, игру рекомендую за сюжет, бои, атмосферу. Чтобы играть в это надо настроиться на чтение и никуда не торопиться

A good classic, hurts to call it that but Obsidian has shown this is the type of game they can't make anymore so definitely feels like it fits. It's a great CRPG with an immersive world and many options including killing half the people you would otherwise recruit when you meet them.