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Absolute masterpiece, and instant classic of the series and for sure the best "modern" Mega Man title created until now. A good mix of old and new, with smooth controls, inventive enemies and fun level designs. The new mechanics are interesting and worth it. A lot of ways to customize your game with difficulties, options and gears.

Even with a few drawbacks (like the reduced party size or the cooldown spells), this is another masterpiece by Obsidian. Solid RPG spirit, lots of choices and consequences, interesting characters with a deep lore. Tyranny does not feel like a Pillars of Eternity spin-off; instead it is a fantastic stand-alone game that will hopefully spawn its own series.

A magnificent conclusion to the first chapter of the series. The developers have learned from their mistakes and have improved greatly coming from the vanilla version. If you even remotely liked the base game, you will love the expansions.

The game has a magnificent art direction, which shines in narration, artworks and animations. All that is packed with a fun, thrilling and unforgiving gameplay. The Lovecraftian atmosphere is unique and fascinating. I strongly suggest this game, one of the best indie titles out there for sure. Roguelike at its finest.

Nice little jewel. The style of the game reminds pokemon, but it's much more deep than that. There are many possibilities in this game, and if you can overlook the not-so-brilliant graphic and audio departments, you will be in for endless hours of fun.

The last great title of the Heroes of Might & Magic series. In my opinion, this stand-alone expansion put the game on par with Heroes II and III, the best in the series. Heroes VI and VII failed miserably, so if you want to enjoy the last epic title of the series (and the only one worth playing in 3d), then go ahead and buy this one!

Blizzard destroyed the glorious Diablo franchise with this title, the same way Ubisoft is butchering Heroes of Might and Magic. Diablo 3 feels bland, boring, grindy. There is no atmosphere, no terror, it's just a dumb game aimed at casual players. If you played and enjoyed Diablo I and II, then beware: DO NOT buy this generic crap! I could be forgiving with indie developers, but Blizzard... seriously? There is no excuse for this disaster. A sad, angry, frustrated ZERO from a long-time fan of the series.

Played with 2 friends. The game has amazing graphics, smooth controls, pretty magical immersion. The problem is that it felt more like reading a novel than playing a game. The puzzles are too easy/predictable and the encounters are just boring. A total hit on the atmosphere part, but a big miss on the actual gameplay/fun. My advice is to buy Trine 2 only if on sale, and if you have a couple of friends willing to share this experience with you.

Enjoyable game for those who appreciate the genre (platformer+roguelike). This title can provide some good hours of mindless fun, don't expect a deep story. It can feel a bit too grindy at times. The gamplay is not bad, but sadly the graphic/sound departments are pretty weak and that brings down my score. Rogue Legacy is not bad, but could have been better. I'm looking forward for the next title.

I am sorry to give this game a negative score/review, because I feel it has potential, and the developers seem kind and active in trying to make Reverse Crawl a better experience. That said, the game itself doesn't provide much fun at the moment... in my personal case: no fun at all. The graphics and the animations are mediocre and scream MOBILE GAME all the time. The story and the gameplay aren't groundbreaking either. The idea of "playing the dungeon/bad guys" looks amazing on paper, but it just doesn't happen in this game. The player doesn't really feel anything special, anything different from countless other titles and it all gets boring very fast, despite the lighthearted humor. There is nothing unique in this game to keep you hooked long enough to justify the purchase.

Retro masterpiece! Great platformer inspired by amazing titles from the NES days. Being a fan of MegaMan, I can't help but recommend this little jewel. Controls are smooth, the music is cool, the graphics are nice and the levels are cleverly designed to entertain the player without frustrating him/her too much. The duration of the story mode is pretty short (5-7 hours), be aware of that. Still totally worth the money in my opinion.

Interesting and fun game, it started as a browser based game and it's now available on Steam, with revamped multiplayer features. Every player interested in deck building/board/TBS games should give it a try. Might get repetitive after a while, even though the developers are introducing new expansions and different modes in the game.

Great, immersive and fun RPG experience. It really felt like playing Baldur's Gate for the first time again. I enjoyed a good part of the story, the gameplay is smooth and the companions are interesting and definitely feel alive. Did not disappoint the long wait.

One of the best RPG experiences I've had in years. This title kept me occupied for over 100 hours of playing. The gameplay is refreshingly new in the genre: it feels modern without losing its "classic rpg" feel. The story is average, but the fun for the player is definitely there. And that is all that matters to me.

Worst game of the series by far: recycled, unpolished, bland, buggy and most of all: NOT FUN! This title looks like an unfinished mobile game INSPIRED by the once great series "Heroes of Might and Magic". Cherry on top: they charge 50$ for this mess! Stay away from this game like plague, consider buying it only with a -95% price tag in front of it.