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Wow, what's wrong with you?
Thanks everyone else, I believe I'm buying this in a few minutes!
He must not like iHOP...
Also- as others have said, you just missed the sale for $5. If you can hold out, just wait for another sale. Buuut, this game is worth it for $20. Most people that get into it put over 100hrs in, which is definitely more than what most people put into the average game these days. Your call, dude.
1. Mythology - This game doesn't just cover Greek myth. The campaign lets you explore most of the 'Old World' from Greece all the way to China and beyond. While the Greek Gods are the staple centerpiece of the story, you encounter multiple different enemies from different cultures and acquire loot from all of them. Egypt, Babylon, Arabia, Indo-China, and so forth, and I am certain that there is more. While I never managed to finish the game's main campaign I did spend hours playing this game and enjoying it non-stop just for the mythology component alone.
2. Masteries - Classes aren't divided simply by a set group of classes with their own individual skill sets and masteries that define play from the outset like in Diablo or Path of Exile. Instead the game provides you with a select choice of masteries, of which from the outset you can choose between two during early levels (up to level 8 is when you get your second one). None of these masteries are blocked off by others when you play, which means that the class you choose could be significantly different than the way you started when you first began leveling. Your the name of your class is defined once you pick both masteries (kind of like how it's done with the failed MMO Archeage), and can be significantly different to how you started. For example, my first character's initial mastery was hunter, so he specialized in using spears and bows and had buffs/attacks that could trap and contain individual enemies. When he reached level 8 I picked Defender for his second mastery, because I wanted him to play more like a traditional Greek Hoplite and take advantage of the fact that you can equip both a spear and a shield into battle (my class name reflected this, and my character was considered a 'Warden' from then on). When my friend and I began playing, however, he also chose hunter but picked his second mastery in Nature, which turned him into a traditional ranger who could summon pets into battle and apply nature buffs in combat. This frees the kind of choices you can make in terms of how you want your character to play, breaking the whole class mold of Paladin=Tank, Rogue=Damage, Cleric=Healer and giving you more freedom to choose how your character should be made for the game.
3. Multiplayer - The old title doesn't have working multiplayer on Steam, but the new one definitely does. Inviting people into the game is a breeze. Me and a friend of mine have been playing the game together for the past two weekends and have had a blast with it. Get enough people together and it'll be just like playing a game of Diablo, albeit with cyclopses and satyrs as your foe of choice rather than angels and demons.
Thanks everybody for your great comments and feedback!
No prob, it's definitely worth it. Have fun!
Cool thing in this game is that you can transfer items between chars directly in the game without the need for a MP game. So you can store items for another build as you find them and transfer them over to the new char. Also, free unlimited townportal.