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Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition
Original Neverwinter Nights was made in 2002.
Just like Morrowind.
Really long time ago, by the same studio who created Baldur's Gate.
But in 2018 Enhanced Edition landed on Steam.
So what is the difference between the old version and this shiny new one?
Well, let's start with the fact that you can play in 4K now.
That is as modern as it can get for a 20 year old game.
Also it has a bit upgraded visuals with pixel shaders and post-processing effects.
Cool thing is that the game works with the old save games, so if you still have that
Pentium 166 in your garage, check out its mighty 1 Gigabyte Hard drive, maybe you are
up for a treat.
If not, you will still have a great time in that garage rummaging through items from the
past you should have thrown away decades ago.
Also in this edition of Neverwinter Nights you will get all the content that was ever
released, including two expansion packs, 40 hours of new stories and so much more.
So if you’re feeling nostalgic - you have all my recommendations.
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Pillars of Eternity 1 & 2
These are great titles and if you like classic Baldur’s Gate or Icewind Dale, you probably
have heard about the games already.
But have you heard that Pillars of Eternity saved the Obsidian studio from bankruptcy?
They had a really bad experience with their big budget XBOX One exclusive game named Stormlands.
Well, long story short - publisher canceled the game and Obsidian had to lay off 30 people.
And honestly, I’m pretty sure that the reason for canceling was the main hero's haircut.
You just can’t approve of something like that, that’s a fact.
It burned my eyes already.
So the studio was devastated and they decided to play the last card in their hand - and
that card was a Kickstarter campaign.
You know, if you want to ace the project, you still have to create at least the first
level of the game and it should work on a certain level so you could show off what you
got.
The campaign was unbelievably successful - crowdfunding raised more than 4 million dollars pledged
by only 74 thousand people!
You know, most of the people who like Baldur’s Gate now are kinda old and automatically kinda
rich.
So if you target rich grown-ups with their nostalgic fantasy - there is a huge chance
that you will succeed.
Anyway, in Pillars of Eternity you become a hero and save people from a scary phenomenon
known as hollowborn - people are being born without a soul.
So I guess they can’t sell it to the devil and get nice things.
What a robbery.
But you will fix everything, don't worry.
I want to buy your soul Alright, 50 dollars.
No, too expensive
Dragon Age Origins - Ultimate Edition
This is the Dragon Age game that is beloved the most.
And this version of the game includes all nine content packs and even Awakening Expansion,
where you will become the commander of the Grey Wardens and embark on a new campaign.
You'll fight new enemies, learn new spells, and fend off the advancing Darkspawn forces.
People on Steam are talking that even if this game looks and feels a bit old, you can just
download and install a hundred mods or so and make it look new and shiny again.
Well, I have some doubts about that new shininess, but in general it’s not that old and it's
enjoyable nowadays.
The main story will take about 40 hours to complete and the expansion will take an additional
15 hours of your time.
This is a great deal, no doubt.
Solasta: Crown of the Magister
Here you will Discover the shattered world of Solasta: explore ruins and dungeons for
legendary treasures, learn the truth of an age-old cataclysm - and stop it from happening
again.
You will be able to create your own party of adventurers in the classic tabletop RPG
tradition.
The choices you'll make while choosing various skills, traits and backstories of your heroes
will reflect in their dialogue.
You know, if some of them are born in Potatosaladistan, they will always be enemies with the guys
who put pineapple in their potato salad.
And with these characters you will dive into long forgotten dungeons to unearth ancient
artifacts, but stay watchful of light and darkness: many dangers hide in the dark, but
a light can attract monsters as well.
Some enemies have darkvision, some may flee from your torch...
But you know, as I always say - the best way to light your way is with fireballs.
It doesn't really matter if your enemies have darkvision or not - a fried monster is always
better than a raw monster.
So the game is a pure treasure for CRPG fans and it also includes Dungeon Maker, so you
can make your own stories and maps or play some good ones created by way more talented
people than you.
Also keep in mind that the game has 3 DLC's and a one supporter pack available.
And those DLCs along with the base game are constantly on one sale or another.
And there is no better channel covering sales than this one.
So subscribe, don't miss a good opportunity in the future.
Wasteland 3
I will say bluntly - if you like tactical turn based games - this RPG here is a must
play.
It’s not a recommendation or something, but the law.
As I always say - You must play it if you want to go to, you know, to Gamehalla after
your death.
Anyway, this version of the game includes both The Battle of Steeltown and Cult of the
Holy Detonation expansions, as well as the Colorado Survival Gear bonus items.
And the game itself is a wonderful gem for all Fallout, Baldur’s Gate and all turn-based
combat fans.
In Wasteland 3 you will travel to the frozen wastes of Colorado to deal with gangs, cults,
and psychopathic clowns in an effort to bring stability to the wastes.
Or you know, as always, even more chaos and even more psychopathic clowns.
Here, not like in real life, your decisions really matter and the world will change according
to your actions and reactions.
Planescape Torment Enhanced Edition
The game without a doubt has one of the most impressive worlds among all CRPG games.
Really unique locations, art style and characters makes this game a must-play for every RPG
fan.
Although keep in mind that Planescape Torment is more like a book where you can choose what
the main protagonist will do next.
Fighting part is not as important here as dialogues.
But in general the game is more than 50 hours long, so if you can enjoy walls of text, you
will be up for a treat.
The game is old, but this Enhanced edition is, you know, enhanced with better resolution,
4K interface, quickloot, remastered music and all the life quality improving content
we didn't have back when it initially came out.
This is without a doubt a classic that you can't ignore.
Torment: Tides of Numenera
I have to say that while the game is inspired by this classic game, Tides of Numenera doesn’t
share the lore of Planescape: Torment.
Instead it shares the composer Mark Morgan, a dude who created music not only for Planescape
Torment but also for Fallout 1 and 2, so ingame you will hear about 50 different music tracks
made by him.
So here your words, choices, and actions are your primary weapons - meaning that this game
consists mostly of reading and talking rather than fighting.
World of Numenera is a really impressive, hand drawn original setting filled with offbeat
and unpredictable items to use in and out of battle, and also cool feats of magic.
Powered by technology used in the award-winning Pillars of Eternity, the game provides numerous
wonders and impressive locations for you to explore.
People are talking that one of the best parts of Numenera is the character creation process,
good leveling mechanics and interesting NPCs, but boy oh boy there are so many comments
ranting about the reading part.
Divinity: Original Sin 2
Made by the same studio now working on Baldur’s Gate 3, this is one of the best RPG games
ever created.
Overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam can confirm that with an ease.
And people in the comment section are openly saying that this may be the best game they
have ever played in general.
But you know, you shouldn't trust people that easily, once my good friend said that you
can’t drink beer instead of water.
BLASPHEMY!
Because It’s not the negativity I want in my life, we are not friends anymore.
Also keep in mind that this is a serious game for adults.
It has a dark and gloomy world and sexual content.
But don’t worry, it will keep your virginity as strong as ever.
Original Sin 2 will take about 200 hours out of your boring life and that is really amazing,
because every minute of it is really entertaining.
Wildermyth
Well, this may be a little bit of a stretch for me to put it in this list, but in general
if you like CRPGs, there is no way on earth that you won't like this party-based RPG with
turn-based tactical combat.
Game has overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam, meaning that it is close to a masterpiece
and it is blasphemy to ignore it.
Literally, you will burn in hell of your religion of choice if you at least don't watch this
short overview of Wildermyth till the end.
Or for an atheists - you will find cat hairs in your coffee, even if you don't own a cat.
Way worse than hell.
So like the best tabletop roleplaying experiences, this game gives you choices and answers your
every decision with consequences that drive your characters forward.
The best thing is that all heroes here will die someday… yeah, that is probably not
the best thing to be honest, but here you get to hold on to your favorites.
Reintroduce them in the next adventure, and over many lifetimes you create your own legendary
pantheon.
This game is truly great.
Tyranny
Like Pillars of Eternity or Fallout New Vegas it is created by the narrative masterminds
at Obsidian Entertainment.
Tyranny is a classic-styled RPG with an original story, shaped and molded by your actions.
Cool thing is that here you will play as an influential villain.
You can choose to stay on the evil path or defy your dark master and take a turn to a
light side after all.
Game looks great, it is really aesthetically pleasing to the eye.
And reviews on Steam are very positive as well: you have to scroll hard to find any
bad ones.
As people say, this game plays just like Baldur's Gate, so if you like the classics, you probably
won’t be disappointed with this one as well.
Although be prepared to read a lot.
This is more like a book than an actual game.
You will get your fighting portion as well, but it is a slow paced game, make sure you
have several hours of free time before you sit down with it.
And I mean it, when I played it for the first time, I had two hours of free time
and it felt like I hadn't even started the game.
Expeditions Rome
This is an indirect sequel of Expeditions: Viking and it has already accumulated a very
positive review score on Steam.
So here you will create your own Roman legacy, customize your character’s look, gender,
class, and skills to match your playstyle and role-playing fantasy.
Although I doubt that you will find a slider for a ding-dong size, like we have in Cyberpunk,
that would be a pleasant surprise.
So here, as in the prequel, you will engage in tactical turn-based
combat powered by an extensive skill-based action system, where every weapon changes
your potency on the battlefield.
This is a great game for people who like to use that tiny organ between our ears.
People on Steam are saying that this is an interesting, a bit underrated RPG game that
takes a huge amount of time to beat, but gameplay almost never gets boring.
Disco Elysium
This is one of the greatest role playing experiences you will ever have, but play it only if you
like reading a lot and like games without combat.
You will not find any here.
Well, I mean combat that is not a result of your dialog choices.
Your character will do things automatically based on the decisions you make.
And those decisions of yours are not always very smart.
And Disco Elysium just lets you do stupid things.
Which is kinda scary, because suddenly you may realize that you just wanted to test the
waters, but instead you actually made the decision that will have grim consequences.
And by grim I mean really grim:
On some of those occasions the game just ends.
You may see Game Over screen without even playing an hour.
The game is like: “I told you, but you pushed me hard, so the consequences are yours to
swallow”
Yeah, actually Disco Elysium has three different main endings, and twelve unique game overs.
Those I talked about before.
So, always, and I mean always think twice before doing something stupid, and then think
twice while playing Disco Elysium as well.
Because no matter how stupid the decision you want to make is, the game may let you
do it.
Arcanum: of Steamworks and Magick Obscura
There is a big chance that you may have missed this game 22 years ago.
Well, I absolutely did, I have no idea why it wasn't popular in Lithuania back then when
every kid was playing Baldur's Gate 8 times in a row.
So Arcanum: of Steamworks and Magick Obscura is a straight highway to Nostalgia town.
Good thing is that the game was made in the time when everyone wasn't woke and some themes
in the game are being thoroughly avoided by most of the games nowadays.
Also the game is not dumbed down.
You know, I just recently played Diablo 4, it is a really fun game, but made in a way
that an absolute idiot could play it.
You don't even need to arrange stats anymore, everything is done for you.
You just click click click and you win.
That is amazing, but you know, it’s not the same as before.
And that is not the case in old good games - here you will find 16 Primary skills, including
Gambling and Healing, 80 Spells with 16 Colleges of Magick and 56 technological degrees within
8 disciplines - the game is huge and replayability is really high as well.
Like really, I'm not kidding, here you will find more than 300 unique characters and monster
types.
People on Steam are saying that if they could sell their soul to the devil for the remastered
version - it will be a great bargain.
Sadly most of them are probably redheads, so the devil is not interested.
Well, anyway, let's hope to see a remastered version someday in the future.
Talespire
It is a beautiful way to play pen and paper RPGs except here you won’t need pen and
paper.
Instead you can bring your own stories to life and embark upon campaigns together with
your friends.
Regardless of where you are in the world, the engine of TaleSpire will do everything
it can to make you happy.
Well it can’t make potato salad.
Just a disclaimer.
So in a way it's a tabletop game, where the rules, battles and adventures are supervised
by AI.
As developers say - the beauty of real world tabletop gaming here meets the endless possibilities
of a digital world.
Here you can build your adventures without compromising the handcrafted aesthetic of
using traditional miniatures.
You can take on the mantle of multiple heroes and creatures, manage your stats, and express
yourself using the emote system.
Perform dice rolls directly on the board and interact with your environment.
As a Game Master, you can dazzle and thrill your friends by building expansive maps, setting
up shots, and controlling immersive soundscapes to bring all your delightful and devious designs
to life.
I also have to say that TaleSpire is not tied to a specific game or ruleset.
You make rules or bend them as you wish and the game makes sure that no one can break
them.
TaleSpire is in Early Access right now, so don't expect miracles, but hey... early access
game with 94% of positive reviews?
Now I've seen everything.
Underrail
Game is set in a distant future, when life on the surface has long gone and the only
remnants of humanity now dwell in the Underrail.
A vast system of metro station-states that, it seems, are the last bastions of a fading
race.
Here you take control of one of the denizens of such a station-state whose life is about
to become all that much more interesting and dangerous as you are caught in the middle
of conflicting factions of the Underrail as they violently struggle to survive in the
harsh underground environment.
Game will take about 60 hours of your boring life, so it’s a decent storyteller.
Although it’s difficult and may sometimes infuriate you.
That’s it guys, thank you for watching, have a nice day and I’ll see you next time,
bye!