I have one rule when it comes to games: for every dollar I spend, there had better be at least one hour of enjoyment. I can't tell you how many games I own that can't even live up to that very simple rule, and some of the worst offenders come from this current plague of "Early Access" games.

This is the exception. I've only put 8 hours into Grim Dawn thusfar, but I can already tell that I have many more ahead. This is exactly what Early Access should be - an incomplete game that benefits greatly from the community involvement. Grim Dawn isn't some barely stable trash that some useless studio decided to throw on Steam, it is a solid title with all of the meat and seasoning ready to go and all the developer needs now is, "how would you like it cooked?"

Get this game. If you like anything about Diablo-esque games, you owe it to yourself and the gaming community to support the development of this title.

I have one rule when it comes to games: for every dollar I spend, there had better be at least one hour of enjoyment. I can't tell you how many games I own that can't even live up to that very simple rule, and some of the worst offenders come from this current plague of "Early Access" games. This is the exception. I've only put 8 hours into Grim Dawn thusfar, but I can already tell that I have many more ahead. This is exactly what Early Access should be - an incomplete game that benefits greatly from the community involvement. Grim Dawn isn't some barely stable trash that some useless studio decided to throw on Steam, it is a solid title with all of the meat and seasoning ready to go and all the developer needs now is, "how would you like it cooked?" Get this game. If you like anything about Diablo-esque games, you owe it to yourself and the gaming community to support the development of this title.