One of the best games ever made.

A fun and addictive roguelikes city builder.

Just yes.

One of the best 4x games I have played in a long time. It also launched with (for me) no crashes/major bugs. Which is a good thing in today's gaming landscape.

A buggy mess with not enough content. Feels like a Korean Free to play FPS.

Played this before launch of Multiplayer.

I haven't enjoyed an ARPG this much since D2. I went in blind, read nothing on builds/classes etc. I just picked the class I though sounded cool and dove in. After 17+ hours and doing some endgame I can fully say I really enjoyed it. The skills are fun, the game doesn't punish you too hard if you pick a passive/skill you end up not liking. Finding uniques can help/change the build plan you might have had, or just make your build that much better. They don't feel like a requirement but a nice little power increase.

If you are looking for just a chill ARPG to log on and nab some loot and not worry about "min/maxing" this might be the game for you. The game also looks great, just know in certain areas even on a 3090 I had FPS issues at ULTRA settings and had to drop it a bit. I am sure this is all bug related and will be worked out in future patches.

For an early access title I have a lot of hope and faith that this game will turn out just fine. I will continue to play and be back.

Great game, even as early access. Just buy it.

I had a hard time getting into CK2 because of the older interface and as sad as it sounds, having to use the arrow keys instead of WASD. The improved interface and nested tool tips makes this game very accessible to new players. The tutorial is good enough to dip your feet into the world, just know that you won't always have things go your way and its ok to have to restart a storyline.

I am normally a FPS player. I bought this game 5 days ago and can not stop playing (27 hours). The reviews were true. I don't understand how something can be so addictive.

Really felt like my decisions mattered more than in a lot of the other Telltale games. I am curious to see how they handle season 2, with so many different options happening in a play through.