The game also has quite a bit going for it in the area of customization. It's definitely not the sort of zone out and farm ARPG most are used to. A lot of deaths have more to do with player error than simply not having enough HP/armor. If you like you're ARPGs to be more on the blistering hard action side, than a simple loot grind, this is a game you'll likely enjoy. If you like you're ARPGs to be more on the blistering hard action side, than a simple loot grind, this is a game A real diamond in the rough. Given that it costs much less than $50, most of the criticism can simply be ignored. I've spent 10 hours on the game so far, and I plan to 100% complete it. The story could've had a bit more to it, but I suppose the money runs out quickly when you hire Geralt of Rivia to voice the main character :) It still has its moments, but this is more of a gameplay-driven experience. If you like that sort of thing, you'll have a great time. In terms of humor: it's hit-or-miss, but at least there's a lot of it. There are many clever secrets that hit the right spot of being "fun to find", but not "too tedious to find". Each weapon requires a different playstyle - it's not like "The rapier is like the sword, but it's faster and does less damage". Here, it feels like "I am slashing the enemies with a sword". In D3 it always felt like "I am doing DPS to the enemies". The game has a very dynamic combat system that is - in my opinion - superior to Diablo 3. The game has a very dynamic combat system that is - in my opinion - superior to It fills the void of the disappointment that was Diablo 3. It fills the void of the disappointment that was Diablo 3.
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