I tend not to play RPGs or at least keep a distance or ignore them in any way possible. They are out of my comfort zone and I can do nothing about it, I'm too scared, too frightened to fire it up and it is especially hard for me to start such a long journey and commit myself to +40h of story. But at the same time I adore RPGs, I love them with all my heart and I love that they make me feel the way they do.

I was thinking about playing KOTOR but I never had a chance to. I heard a lot of positive responses over the years of its existence so I got it on Steam Sale. This is one of the most prominent representatives of RPG genre with great story telling, one of the most unexpected plot twists I've ever seen implemented in a video game, 6 different planets for you to explore filled with side quests, loot, lightsabers and other shenanigans for you to find. It features excellent character skill tree and "d20 roll" system (named after the iconic 20-sided dice) which seems the most honest one.

I tend not to play RPGs or at least keep a distance or ignore them in any way possible. They are out of my comfort zone and I can do nothing about it, I'm too scared, too frightened to fire it up and it is especially hard for me to start such a long journey and commit myself to +40h of story. But at the same time I adore RPGs, I love them with all my heart and I love that they make me feel the way they do. I was thinking about playing KOTOR but I never had a chance to. I heard a lot of positive responses over the years of its existence so I got it on Steam Sale. This is one of the most prominent representatives of RPG genre with great story telling, one of the most unexpected plot twists I've ever seen implemented in a video game, 6 different planets for you to explore filled with side quests, loot, lightsabers and other shenanigans for you to find. It features excellent character skill tree and "d20 roll" system (named after the iconic 20-sided dice) which seems the most honest one.