Kyle Bilsborough

I saw the trailer and felt like it scratched an itch I didn't know I had. And it so happened to be on sale. So I downloaded the demo and tried it out and it made me want more. So I bought it. But then... It got even better! At first, the different classes don't seem to matter much. Since every class has a sword, can use any item and wield magic. It isn't until deeper into the game when you can really invest in your favorite classes and really flesh them out. The variety in monsters and the bestiary (which acts a little like a pokedex) is wide and some enemies can provide pretty challenging synergies. So far it's been a blast solo, but I'll give multiplayer a chance too, because I think this game can really shine with friends.