If you like Action RPGs this one should be on your shopping list.

Expect to pay for at least some money for this F2P title (once it is released) for convenience features, such as the currency stash tabs, etc, but it is fair enough since the title is worth some money. Cosmetics in game are rather pricey, so make sure you really want to buy those.

- Nice graphics, good telegraphing of enemy attacks.
- As expected from the first title, lot of build depth and options to play around with.
- Choices in skills, gear and passives feel meaningful and impactful.
- Bosses feel awesome to fight against and mostly fair - sometimes you will beat your head against a wall in learning them but mostly it is ok.
- The world feels dark and gritty, some levels are extremely nicely designed, looking forward to experience more of this game.

Cons:
- Some visual clutters especially with multiplayer games
- The honor system during an exaltation run (? your prestige class on top of your passives) feels unbalanced for some specs, melee definitely having a harder time.
- Expect to spend a lot of time on sorting your items, disenchanting, discombobulating, selling, etc. in order to grind the million microcurrencies and lesser items in game ( orbs, relics, charms, skill gems, support gems, etc. ) - while it is part of the build complexity, it can sometimes feel annoyingly complicated.
- Finding really good items in game feels extremely hard, so you HAVE to play the microgame of getting the various currencies for enchanting. If you hate inventory management, you will suffer a bit, but it's mostly manageable. Just wish I felt less "forced" to run all my loot into town all the time.

While I cannot say anything about the endgame, this game feels right. Bring your friends and have a good time. :)

If you like Action RPGs this one should be on your shopping list. Expect to pay for at least some money for this F2P title (once it is released) for convenience features, such as the currency stash tabs, etc, but it is fair enough since the title is worth some money. Cosmetics in game are rather pricey, so make sure you really want to buy those. - Nice graphics, good telegraphing of enemy attacks. - As expected from the first title, lot of build depth and options to play around with. - Choices in skills, gear and passives feel meaningful and impactful. - Bosses feel awesome to fight against and mostly fair - sometimes you will beat your head against a wall in learning them but mostly it is ok. - The world feels dark and gritty, some levels are extremely nicely designed, looking forward to experience more of this game. Cons: - Some visual clutters especially with multiplayer games - The honor system during an exaltation run (? your prestige class on top of your passives) feels unbalanced for some specs, melee definitely having a harder time. - Expect to spend a lot of time on sorting your items, disenchanting, discombobulating, selling, etc. in order to grind the million microcurrencies and lesser items in game ( orbs, relics, charms, skill gems, support gems, etc. ) - while it is part of the build complexity, it can sometimes feel annoyingly complicated. - Finding really good items in game feels extremely hard, so you HAVE to play the microgame of getting the various currencies for enchanting. If you hate inventory management, you will suffer a bit, but it's mostly manageable. Just wish I felt less "forced" to run all my loot into town all the time. While I cannot say anything about the endgame, this game feels right. Bring your friends and have a good time. :)