Game is mostly pretty good. 1) poor map system. Having to be on top of the dungeon for the map location to be shown is not good. Not being able to leave map markers is also another bad design. 2) some monsters are incredibly unbalanced. After finishing the campaign and beating the end boss reasonably easily (1 death) on normal difficulty, I returned to normal difficulty to do bounties in Homestead to boost my reputation with that faction. I ended up getting a beserker dangerous den elite who is basically unkillable for my character. Not being able to cancel the bounty means bounties for that faction are effectively locked unless I go to a harder difficulty, which my character isn't ready for. I was having zero problems with other mobs and farming prior to said overpowered elite. Basically 1 shots me with near 8k health and his health steal sees him go from half health to full health after 1 successful hit on my character. That's OP AF. 3) the fandom is well, the worst type of Apple fanboy. Unhelpful, rude and condescending. HARD PASS. It's not a way to welcome new players to the game. One of the worst fandoms I've experienced, if not the worst, in my online experiences since the late 90s. The game itself gets an 8, but it loses 2 points for the poor fandom. Tools such as grimtools aren't particularly good either. d3planner puts it to shame. For those who are yet to try the game, don't expect a legendary item to drop until you are either clvl 50 or very close. 99% of drops are fillers and good drops very far between. Vendors in game are hard locked behind reputation, so mostly unhelpful to character advancement. It's a real shame, the game has a lot of potential. It's what I'd call a mixture of D2R and PoE. The story is OK. Visuals and music/sound are both excellent.

Gets extremely repetitive after a while, I think it's a well made game, but frankly it just goes on and on and on... on the other hand I also didn't like the lack of conveyance to the player as to where I needed to go. Most of the objectives are not marked in the map, you have to open the quest menu in order to get an idea as to where to go, which begs the question, Why not just have a waypoint after all? It's a strange game, it has some really good things, and some really bad things. Straight to the middle.

Dawn of Terror is definitely an excellent game, both in terms of gameplay and overall gaming experience. I hope this game will keep getting better and better!