What more can I say about this phenomenal piece of art? Assuming you've read the description of the game in the Steam Store before you hopped on over to the review page, there's so much that I feel and so little I can say. Let me just start by saying that it is one of my most played games on my Steam Library and I haven't owned it for very long, relatively speaking (picked it up November 2017 during the annual Steam Winter Sale). It was a game that a friend of mine had recommended to me for quite some time but never mentioned what it was, what it was about, or any details on why it was so much fun. Truth be told, words cannot describe what keeps bringing me back to playing this game. It reminds me of a true classic (regardless of genre) game that doesn't have a "outstanding" aspect among it, but is able to blend all of its elements into a fun and addicting masterpiece. Personally, I see this game as a classic in the sense that despite it's young age, it is a game that keeps drawing me back. It is a game that, like Age of Empires 2 (just as a classic example), has something that is able to draw the player back to it. Maybe it's the competitive "PVE" style that, after getting smashed by a boulder or starving to death, makes you think "I can do better". It makes you want to go back after getting squashed and say "challenge accepted". Maybe it's the randomness that it throws at you. The level designs, trap placements, the monsters and the way they spawn in and react, the item drops, they all lead to a practically impossible scenario of ever playing the same game twice regardless of whether or not you picked the same class. The developers show a ripe passion for the game and listen quite well to any community feedback (which isn't something that they absolutely have to do) and overall, are genuinely concerned about the game's well-being. There are certain games that the developers you can tell have a lack of caring or "meh" kind of attitude. We're seeing it now in the game industry like never before and words cannot express the respect and admiration for the developers for putting in all of that extra effort. This game took me to the point where I went and wrote my first ever steam guide about a game. I had never given it much thought before and this game sparked that interest. If nothing else, think of this game as a super-drug without any negative effects. Content comes out gradually, but in the best way possible. With everything that comes out having heart and soul put into by the creators. Overall, Barony has made my all-time favorites list (it's not even in a genre I usually enjoy) and I highly suggest anyone just to give it a shot.