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Best developer team behind a game in existence for the past 2 years.
Solid horde slaughter/mission based gameplay with a lot of options to experiment with your gear to make it fit your playstyle.
Fun with friends, randoms or solo.
Continous updates with an engaging developer team which listens to feedback, improves the game, facillitates modding and keeps communicating with their community.
Its a 10/10 game inside and out if you enjoy the gameplay.

Edit: Still amazing after 450 hours

You want the best in Tactical-Turn-based combat combined with a 100 hour campaign with a massive amount of sidequests with incredible voice actors? Get Divinity. I never liked turn-based combat until Divinity. The intercation with enemies, their resistances, classes and the environment actually makes the combat endearing and it is now my favourite part of the game. Every campaign is different, if you want to see everything you have to do atleast 3 playthroughs and you will still miss things. This is a treasure chest of an RPG.

Finished it 100% + all Steam achievements. It was great. Nice setting and pretty good performance when you turn of "Edge Shadows" manually. Action, cars, carnage, destruction what else could you ask for in a postapocalyptic setting? The story is kinda "meh" but fits into the game and isn't dreadful. It's a good game overall, not perfect but pretty good :)

Perfect for everyone who likes an open world, postapocalyptic game full of dirt, cars and crazy people.

I played it for 2 hours and already built 25 different war machines and a forklift. Definitely recommended for young and old lovers of pointless destruction and genocide.

BUY IT! PLAY IT! LOVE IT!

I completed the game 100% in 8 hours in one day and it was one of the best experiences I've ever had with a videogame. The storytelling is so simple and still manages with maybe 10 cutscenes to bring out the onion cutting ninjas. It looks gorgerous, controls itself incredibly well (with a gamepad) and is just gosh darn interesting. You really want to know whats happening in this world and what else is there to see, to explore and to die off. It's a fitting mechanism in itself and everything is properly implemented.

Only flaw that I see: I really want to feel bad for hurting innocent little Ori because of my stupid movement decisions but that wears off rather quickly after 250 deaths.

It's so great I decided to not play it again. That way I can keep my memorys of this game flawless.

Spend 2000 hours learning the ins and outs of all maps/gamemodes and classes just to then play every class for 600 hours each to learn even more ins and outs you didn't know you could do and BAMM 5000 hours of your life are gone.

Don't forget about the money you can spend. That will also be gone