It offers true freedom of choice in the way you play and create your character. I have only completed Act 1 so far, since that's all that exists in the early access version, but I am hooked. It is very similar to RPG's of old, like Neverwinter Nights, Baldurs Gate etc. It's a turn-based isometric RPG which attempts to do what Sword Coast Legends never did: make a computer game that captured the essence of It's a turn-based isometric RPG which attempts to do what Sword Coast Legends never did: make a computer game that captured the essence of PnP, complete with campaign editor (not tried yet, since this is an EA review), GM mode and true RPG-freedom-of-choice. In summary, props to Larian and i truly recommend you give DOS 2 a shot. I have always wanted an amazing RPG with drop in and out coop and DOS EE was great for that. To top it off, you can play 4 player COOP. You can literally play through this game billions of different ways. Its not handed on a silver platter, but each and every choice is made rewarding. DOS2 has fantastic graphics, fantastic story, amazing mechanics, and challenges to the player to think through puzzles and mysteries.

Without requesting more money or making excuses, they made if feasible, did it in secret, and released it as a gift. I understood of course the challenge that would be required to do it right and I respected the fact that Larian had at least considered it. To be honest, when playing through early access the only think I felt was missing was Voice acting.

Larian is humble, open, and inspired and they have poured those feelings and skills into this game. A bold way to start a review, but think of the best RPG you have ever played, and then think of the best developers to back it up.

A bold way to start a review, but think of the best RPG you have ever played, and then think of the best developers to A Masterpiece.

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