Divinity: Original Sin II Definitive Edition (PS4)

so I grabbed this looking to fill the hole after completely beating diablo 3 and wanting a game similar. after some research this game came up and at the price point it was hard to say no. I've only played for a couple hours. I wouldn't say I didn't enjoy it, it's just not what I thought I was getting. it has the feel or better yet look of diablo with its isometric view. The one thing I was a little bummed about was the fact that it's a turn style based combat system. it's not horrible I was just looking for the type of system found in diablo. I feel I need to put more time into the game I'm sure once I get a better feel for it I will undoubtedly really enjoy this game.

I bought this to play co-op with a friend. We had spent many hours playing diablo 3 co-op and figured this would be a more cerebral update. The game is definitely denser and packed with more gameplay mechanics and it's a different type of fun. For those looking to play co-op however, be aware the game is Not drop in-drop out co-op as advertised. In order to play with your friends, you need to start a separate co-op campaign together rather than having the ability to start solo and then join up later like in diablo 3. Still, it was a good deal at $23 with gamers club.

Another great turn based Rpg. Love playing it with my brothers online. takes a minute to get the controls down for their multiple functions ( setting up your bars, and accidentally using your turn for something else unintended) versus playing it on your computer. Can play with up to 4 people and has a lobby to find games. If you dont have four people to play with no problem you can control all four or assign the extra to any other person you are playing with. The biggest issue is though unless you are the person who setup the game you cant get back into that same game without the original instance creator. All and all its a fun time consuming game that allows you to play it differently for different outcomes everytime.