While it has some interesting level design and gameplay ideas, it's much less memorable and less sure-footed than the first game. Not to mention the atrocious optimisation. Yek.

Great writing and world-building. This may just be me, but I feel like it's a little too tonally serious for a successor to Planescape: Torment. It's good in it's own right, just not what I expected.

Pretty fun, despite being a little bare-bones on features. The devs should just increase the base movement speed and remove sprinting, ironsights and add a campaign, and then I'll consider supporting.

This is about the best that F2P games on Steam are going to get. It really says something when a game that's over 10 years old is still more fun to play than any recent $60 Call of Duty game.

Not much to distinctiate it from the Atomic Edition. If you've never played before, pick this up. The new episode is great.

When you treat this as an MMO set in the Elder Scrolls universe, it succeeds. Great combat and decent story. But as a successor to Skyrim and the like, it falls kinda flat. Third person isnt crap now.

It does enough to be a unique game in it's own right, but this is the point where the series was starting to go from half way decent to kinda mediocre. The story, setting and characters are good.

Another awesome RPG from Obsidian, with a unique and intriguing aproach that focuses on evil vs evil vs you (who are also evil). Great story, writing and combat. Recommended.

Crappy story and inconsistent tone mixed with great gameplay and level design. TR2013 is a mixed bag, a bag that contains skittles and beer, but just as much bottles of piss and rainbow coloured poop.

An exileant (im sorry...) ARPG that succeeds in being both a successor to the almighty Diablo 2 and one of the best ARPGs in the market at the same time. It also just happens to be free.