Dimensity

A not very well executed RPG. I have a special steam group for games that I never want to launch again, and this one made that cut. I'd critique it in depth but I can't really thing of anything good to say about it. Just imagine with the story, execuition, gameplay, graphics and everything else appealing shifted all the way to the left of the slider bar. Honestly don't remember the music so it probably was only just okay instead of awful, everything else is bad.

This is a fairly average rpg with a base builder twist. The pathmaking & ai are pretty bad at times - sometimes the enemy will get stuck behind an obstacle or cliff instead of going around it. Similarly, if you set your character to aggressive with a bow, they will keep firing at an enemy behind a wall even if the enemy is unreachable. The graphics for the time of release are ok. The base builder setup is simple but good where you can build barracks for troop production, towers for defense & research a bit of tech. The loot drops are fairly random - the bow I found in the first cave in the second hour of my playthrough was stronger than some of the weapons that dropped at the end of the game. I did experience one bug when I first started the game & played the tutorial mode, then tried to exit the game but it froze. After that the game played well from then on. There is some replay as a mode can be unlocked after completing the campaign. I would give this game a slight recommendation if you are a fan of rpgs, especially if it is on sale.

People are definitely too harsh on this lost gem of a game. It being a combination of Warcraft and Diablo is a pretty neat thing actually, even if both parts were done only half way through in complexity. There ARE quite a few game-breaking bugs, but nothing that can't simply be worked around even by just quicksaving every now and then. Story is super niche, but does have some pretty interesting elements here and there and eventually shows that plot has layers too. Not a lot of content tho, repeatable dungeons got pretty repetitive even with random objectives and level scaling. But it definitely feels like they had something going on, they were cooking up some ideas they simply failed to deliver the best they could. Maybe that would not have been the case if the game was made in a later era. Overall, its an experience to have that comes with a few struggles to overcome. It is an investment that pays off only if you don't expect it to.

This is the only game I bought with diamonds and I'm regret for the lost diamonds.

Completely awful and unplayable. Don't waste your money on this garbage.

Interface and camera leave a lot to be desired, then there's a glitch, then a crash. Once you get it somewhat working, you realise it was a waste of time because the gameplay is trash too.