A Google User

I had some trouble with the game locking up my system during the prologue. I suggest people on Win 10 might want to be careful about Alt-tabbing out of the cut scenes during the prologue. But once past that point and into the game, it's pretty good. I like it better than Skyrim. More unique places/events. Good story line. Not on par with the best like Witcher 3 and Baldur's Gate 3 but very enjoyable.

Maybe I'm just spoiled after playing Baldur's Gate 3, but I find DD2 very empty. No character development, no engaging story, moronic NPCs, repetitive combat with the same three monster types, and unnecessarily cryptic quests (like having to ask the same person the same question three times in a row and suddenly getting a different response that advances the quest). All interfaces feel very awkward and outdated. For example, looking at your own stats requires pausing the game and opening a Menu item called "Status". Skill and equipment upgrades do almost nothing. The graphics are pretty cool, but unless your idea of a great game is to literally run around a huge map doing the same thing over and over, I'd skip this one.

I absolutely loved it!! This is my kind of movie. It's hard to find stories like this. Creative, puzzling, ominous, heartwarming, scary, intense and weird all in one film. Full of twists and turns and awesome surprises. Super fun!