100/10

Since this is the same game as the Enhanced Edition, I'll simply copy and paste my Enhanced Edition review here:

This game has some of the strangest and some of the funniest steam reviews I've seen but before I get into that, yes I'd recommend this title. Both my gf and myself have loved this game for years. We played and completed this years ago on 2 player and recently started to play our own solo campaigns. This game has literally hundreds of hours of fun to be had.

Important things to note is that:

* it's turn-based combat
* the devs poured humour throughout the game
* the tone of the game changes very often i.e. way more so than other titles of this genre

I mention this as it's easy to see gameplay or read reviews for this however these three things will kill the game for you or sell it to you.

Okay back to the steam reviews! I strongly suggest if you haven't played this before to ONLY check out the reviews that have 100 plus hours of game play on record because offft a LOT of peoples negative reviews is literally based on things that are figments of their imagination or nothing to do with the game.

So a lot of people down vote because, "this game is different from another game" i.e. Divinity 2. Surprising eh? two different games are... different.

Another thing people comment on is the games aesthetics and how they believe it's too "cartoony" > why did you buy it then? Surely you didn't just buy something without looking at it?

I've seen reviews that the writers has stated that they, "understand what I'm supposed to do" however clearly don't have a clue at all. Sometimes, it's because the thing they are trying to do literally doesn't exist in the game. One example of this is that a reviewer literally wanted to talk to a character that isn't in this game and moaned when they couldn't find him.

Lots of people saying it's too hard or they have no idea what they are supposed to do > pro tip, listen to dialogue and read text. Most of the time - if not all of the time - you are point blank told what to do and where to do it. There is player agency duh but progression is never hidden like these players allude/inform. I mean if someone was curious about something particular or was needing help, the fandom wiki is a fantastic resource > use it.

I've never read such delusions before.

Don't get me wrong everything is subjective when it comes to the question of "is this game good enough for you to recommend?" > I get that. I've just never seen so much dishonesty and/or irrelevance before in reviews. The same could be said about what I'm typing sure, that's cool. I'd disagree - obviously - as I'am typing this as a warning to new comers > skip reviews that have less than 100 hours of play time.

BTW the steam mods are awful for this game.

It's a great game.