Recent reviews by Grey Fox

Can't recommend the game enough. Any fan of D&D will love it. It uses D&D 3.5e, and has a decent amount of character options. Many hundreds of hours of singleplayer content. Though, at least 800 hours of my playtime (and rising) is on Arelith, a persistent world multiplayer server that overhauls it into a very roleplay focused MMO! It's one of the first multiplayer games I've played where I really felt like a part of the world. You can get a house, that exists physically within the map, unique to you. The economy is made entirely by players crafting and trading with loot they find in dungeons. Everyone on the server is in character the whole time. Super fun experience, anyone who likes roleplaying aspect of games like D&D will adore it.

To reiterate on "many hundreds of hours", it has 2 "main" campaigns that go all the way from 1-20, 7 smaller level 5-15ish modules also made by bioware, 6 AMAZING community-made modules, then "premium" modules, 3 of which are by Bioware and 3 by third party developers, as well as a vast community with extra content and several active multiplayer servers. This can be the only game you play for a year, if you like it.

Amazing game. Would recommend to anyone. A true sandbox FPS experience. While it's a stealth game at it's core, it allows for a creative solution to most of the problems you come across. With many minute features and details, you will find yourself constantly learning more tricks and features the game doesn't blatantly throw at you with a tutorial.

If you didn't enjoy your first moments with the game, try and keep with it. It opens up a lot as you research more weapons and tools. Instead of rushing around objectives, just mess around with the game and you can see how there are a hundred ways to approach each mission, with little details not forgotten by the developers. If you try something, it will probably work. A simple example is if you aim your gun at an enemy at close range without them noticing you, they will surrender. You can then interrogate them and freely knock them out.

This game is definitely my favourite game to this date. I would recommend it to anyone who is comfortable playing FPS games. To me, it is worth it's full price (but if you aren't sure, the game can be found <$10).

Amazing game. Eerie, mysterious, charming, fun. This rouge-like has it all.

If anyone was wondering about buying this game, it's pretty horrible. I'd recommend reading to the end of this though, because it does redeem itself to a degree.

To summarize, the game has extremely slow animations, horrible UI, no playerbase, and AI that legitimately cheats. I used a program to speed up the process and found out that even the loading screens were fake. This is all alright until you see that they also have paywalls to get to certain archetypes. But it does have it's advantages. Mainly the singleplayer content. It's a PC Yugioh liscenced game where you collect your cards and fight a ludicrious amount of AI decks. Most are rediculous but the challenge ones are fun. Except the complete BS ones, but they were still satisfying to beat. The shop is kind of fun but you have no clue what you are going to get, and can get multiples making it near impossible to 100% a vendor without ♥♥♥♥ tons of grinding. I've 100%ed this game and will just say, if you are a fan of old-school Yugioh or everything before pendulums than this is for you.