Warhammer: Chaosbane

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Non è impegnativo, diverte, diverse skill e un sacco di loot. Preso in sconto, ne vale la pena per passare un po di tempo giocando senza scleri.

TLDR: Slayer Edition is worth it on sale. If you like D4, give this one a try. Gameplay Review: Unlike PoE, you'll never get to be insanely powerful with the screen filled with your attacks. Mob density is very good, better than D4. Map design is decent. The early maps are better than the ones at the very end. Late maps have more dead ends. Maps are reused a alot in late game. Each classes' skills are about as flashy as D4 so meh. 4 different armour sets per class that buff a particular playstyle. The buffs aren't so huge that they completely change how you were playing the class/build. Class Review: 1. Elessa, Wood Elf: Hunter but there's no real range class in this game. Mobs come at you so fast and many that you'll find yourself swamped but unlike say D4 or D3 where if you're range you always want to be at range, you'll be fine in melee. She's also the pet class, if you choose to build her that way. 2. Bragi, Slayer: Melee barbarian. At endgame, he's really strong, relies heavily on cool down reduction and hp gain on hit. While leveling on higher diffculty, Shred, which gens hp on hit, is the only viable non cool down skill since before you get enough hp gain on hit gear, you need Shred to heal you. You can play on a lower diffculty and use whatever skill you want. 3. Vollen, Imperial Solider: Support class. Used in coop. Drops banners and has auras that buff the team. There's no one around to play with. Don't play this class. Those were the 3 classes I finished the campaign with. I tried out the mage, engineer and witch hunter but weren't impressed.

Nice, good and boring! Just like a hack and slash clone should be. Game play is lacking, story is lacking, skills are decent, just about everything about this game is generic when it comes to unlocking diablo like abilities and game play. It's not bad, it's not great, it's somewhere in between and I definitely squeezed fun out of it. 125 hours says multiple characters, which I'd argue means the game is 'good enough' to go in with a friend or two. Voice acting is great, I think the strong point of this game is how fluid the passives and skills are, as you can change on the fly given you have unlocked enough points. Might take a minute to learn the passive system but once you do it all makes sense. The mechanics are solid and responsive - this is where my 100+ hours came from; Even if it's not anything new under the sun, it does feel good to play once you know what you're doing and straight forward killing hordes of enemies pretty mindlessly besides figuring out your skills. There is enough here for hack and slash fans to enjoy hours, bring a friend. I'd estimate the average play time would be nearly 30? So if you're a hardcore grinding kinda player, this would be your kinda deal. Squeeze those lemons FOR SIGMAR!

[i]A Casual Isometric ARPG Romp[/i] 7/10 Looking for something to compete with Diablo, PoE or Grim Dawn? Look else where as Chaosbane is not as mature/deep in the systems hardcore ARPG fans are accustomed to. If instead your looking for a game that plays more like older titles such as the Baldurs Gate: Dark Alliance series, Dungeon Siege..etc this is the game for you. Skill balance is all over the place, difficulty adjustment is mostly just increased enemy health pools. There is a lot of digest at first with the number of choices you are presented (Skills, items..etc) but overall the game still plays good enough to recommend.