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Reminds me so much of Everquest, which is a good thing. Definitely on my buy list once it's released.

I played the demo, then immediately bought the game. Even though it's EA, I believe this game warrants the support of anyone that loves oldschool MMOs like Runescape and Ultima Online. The graphics are nostalgic and they really take me back. I have a lot of hope for this game, and I can see the definite potential. Download the demo and try it out. If you like it, go ahead and buy the game to help support the devs because this is one game that needs to be made!

Addictive game. If you like "Vampire Survivor", you'll love this one. Seems like a simple bullet-hell game, at first, but then you start discovering the many layers the game has. You'll spend a lot of time trying out different builds and trying to get all the achievements (some of which open up new skills for the different classes). I had no idea how much I'd enjoy this game and I'm very glad that I bought it. Sessions can go up to 30 minutes, so you always have a good idea of how much time you can spare to play. Definitely a thumbs up in my book.

Live another life. Make choices that matter. For extra immersion, play in iron man mode (no redoing chapters) and turn on the setting that keeps you from seeing the results of your choices prior to selecting them. Good replayability factor.

Cards? Check. Artifacts? Check. Interesting enemies? Check. Strategy as deep as you want it to be? Yes. Honestly, this game gets all the right check marks. If you like "Slay the Spire" or other similar titles, you'll like this. You already know whether this is your type of game or not. Go ahead and get it.

You can spend hours playing this game and have great adventures if you pace yourself, take it slow and actually read what's on the screen. Whatever you do, don't just rush through the game. It's meant to be enjoyed at a certain pace. Bottom line, this is a very enjoyable adventure game in a charming, almost surreal setting.

I played these games on my Commodore 64 computer back in the day. Remember back then, how you'd have to use graph paper to make a map of the dungeon or town you were in? Or you had to look up descriptions of things in a book because they couldn't add all the text to the game itself? I remember those days, and I loved them. But, the quality of life added to these three games to make them appeal to modern gamers is a welcome addition to these fine adventure games!

If you're old school (or new) and love CRPGs, do yourself a favor and get this trilogy to play again, or for the first time!

Interesting game. Very deep. If you get the game (and you should!) I highly recommend taking your time and prepare to die a lot until you've gotten comfortable with the game mechanics, the flora, the fauna and the world itself. Again, take your time. Stop and smell the roses, read the lore, immerse yourself and don't rush. Don't try to rush to some far off journey's end. Savor the journey itself.

This is my "comfort" game. I don't get to play it too much (so many games, so little time) but when i do, it always makes me feel like coming home. Great graphics, great game-play and a very helpful community. You can't go wrong with this one if you like fantasy MMO games or fantasy games in general.

Played for about an hour, am completely blown away in that short amount of time. The graphics are amazing, as are the sounds, music, and other ambient details. This game is truly cinematic.

I have a beefy PC (RTX 4090, 64 Gig RAM, 24 Core processor, etc) and I get an average of 144 DPS while playing with everything maxed out.