Every review answers that one question. Our catalog reviews revisit landmark games with the benefit of hindsight, patches, and price drops — the verdict that matters for someone buying today, not launch week.
Three years and many patches later, still the high-water mark for reactive, choice-driven RPGs — and a better buy now than it was at launch.
The roguelike that made dying the point. Its fusion of combat, story, and structure remains the genre's cleanest — and it runs on anything.
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