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Enter an apocalyptic fantasy world where humanity is on the brink of extinction, iron is valued above gold and trust is hard earned. This ARPG features complex character de 5d3b920ae0

Title: Grim Dawn
Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG
Developer:
Crate Entertainment
Publisher:
Crate Entertainment
Release Date: 25 Feb, 2016

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OS: Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10
Processor: x86 compatible 2.3GHz or faster processor

English,French,German,Czech,Dutch,Greek,Japanese,Russian,Simplified Chinese

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After spending a fair amount of time on this game, I decided to give it a thumbs-down due to various aspects that I really donu2019t like about it. However, I will begin with some positive impressions. Firstly, I like the idea of combining two different classes in order to get a unique build, it largely encourages plays to try out different combinations. The design of maps, enemies, skill animations, and the overall theme of this game are pretty sick. Although the game is released several years ago, the developers are still updating and providing more content, which is cool. Nevertheless, the game just contains too many problems that ruin the overall experience. The most stupid part according to my opinion is how a game with DLC is not compatible with a game without DLC. Since the compatibility between versions of this type of game has already been shown possible, I personally would just think it is an extremely greedy way for the developers to force players to spend more money in order to play with friends who already owned DLC. In addition, I donu2019t mind only one player can interact with an NPC at a time, but the real concern is nobody else can see the dialogue and understand what is happening. Since the story is the primary motivation for me to continue playing, it sucks really much to play in the Co-op mode. Also, I donu2019t quite understand the legendary drop rates in this game, not to mention keep getting the same legendaries over and over or getting legendaries for other classes, I can still get an Lv.75 legendary item in a Lv.85 map which turns out to be completely useless. I remember when I was playing Torchlight II, the game gave me two guaranteed legendaries for the class I played after beating the final boss. However in GD, the game just randomly throws me a garbage instead which turns my satisfaction of finishing the game into pure frustration instantly.. I have never written a Steam review before, but I felt like I should for Grim Dawn. I love ARPG; POE, diablo, diablo 2, even diablo 3 which isn't great, Torchlight 2, Titan quest, etc, and I really wanted to like GD but I just can't. The story is ok but pretty generic and there is not too much of it, the graphics are mediocre (which isn't a problem for me), and the skill trees are rubbish. The gearing and lot in the game is done really well. All the stats and in game skill damage calculators are fantastic. The UI is done well. Crafting is not great but acceptable. The game's atmosphere is nicely done. Sound is ok. NPCs are boring and forgettable. The worst part of the game though is the character builds. Ive tried a few different characters; pyro, druid, necromancer, and Death Knight, and none of them felt good. This game really punishes you if you want to use multiple skills. If you pick one skill and just upgrade if fully with just passives you wreck through everything on veteran difficulty, but then you are just pushing right click through the entire game. Then if you spend your points on multiple skills and try some diversity you do almost no damage at all and are just standing still spamming all skills forever trying to take out basic enemies. Ive read on the forums that it is typical to just use one skill till level 50-65 then it gets a bit more interesting, but that is basically end game at that point. So you go through the entire campaign right clicking till you fall asleep. There are only a few movement skills and not all classes have access to them, and the speed increase is capped at 35% so you can't even speed through the grind. There are devotions that you can unlock to add power to your skills but once again they are just passives and rely on you right clicking enemies. My 2 highest characters are 40-50 and it just didn't seem to get better. The game skill system is just dry and boring and not fun at all.. While I'm nearing the 200 hour mark, I felt playing Grim Dawn time flew by like a fresh breeze. It's pretty hard to review a game with such style, depth and replayability when you realize 200 hours in you've only scratched the surface but here goes. For all of you Diablo 3 widowers like myself who are still filled with the bitterness and sorrow of an average Imperial Guardsman, please, look no further. I present to you Grim Dawn. And oh boy, is it grim, grim as they come. Humanity already lost, the bad guys won. Period. The best hope you can hope for is to stay alive and live another day. The gods gotu2665u2665u2665u2665u2665u2665u2665u2665and launched cataclysmic assaults on each other, wiping out all puny human resistance along the way in mere days. What's left is a sad, rag tag band of survivors, you included, striving to surivive while you keep the forces of evil at bay for as long as you can. Sound familiar private? Well, the Emperor is not here to protect us, in any shape or form. And I love it. That's basically the gist of it lorewise. We are from start to finish, inmersed in a world that is teaming with relentless hordes of unfathomable horrors. The wave of monsters will be diverse and endless; Perfect excuse though, because the replayability of this game has tremendous potential for present and future content. Gameplay wise, you have 100 levels to reach until you hit the cap for your character. 4 different difficulties to play around with (normal, veteran, elite and ultimate), 2 expansions, 6 base masteries + 3 aditional with dlc. Also there is hardcore mode, for all you masochists who love to lose everything you've been building for your character in a few seconds of misfortune. You can pick from the following character classes called masteries: Soldier, Demolitionist, Occulist, Nightblade, Arcanist, Shaman, Necromancer, Inquisitor and Oathkeeper. Cool sounding names, and even cooler abilities and skills. You can mix and match them, as you can make a posible of 36 combinations, choosing a second mastery at level 10. And all of the builds you can think of: pet master, swift dual wielding spellblade, ranged dual wielding pistolier, 2 handed in the face melee smasher, nuking pew pew mage, captain america shield throwing frontliner and what not. There's tons of info on interesting builds in the Grim Dawn forums, some very end-gamey for farming, leveling and efficiency, while others not so much; but ALL of them in my opinion viable and fun and interesting in some form or another, regardless of the path chosen for all content completion. Character customization can be achieved by basically 3 means: itemization, skills/mastery mixing, and devotion allocation. Items are also endless in their combinations, with damage types to name a few: cold, acid, fire, lighting, elemental, chaos, acid, physical. The same goes for resistances, which you must look after as well. Devotion allocation is a grid of over 80 constellations, very similar to PoE grid style points, which are common for all characters. Devotions come with passives and active skill rewards for your character, being a layer on top of a layer within your build. And of course mastery/skill mixing, which I already mentioned from character classes. So, you get the picture, the possibilities for gameplay diversity are endless. Sound is stellar. The horrors of the deep void moan and groan as expected. Swords and shields clash and clang, and spells fry, freeze, melt, corrupt, or a combination of these. Explotions send gibs flying with sweet cries of agony from fallen foes, when you ocationally hear them taunt you with "death is only the beggining" creepy dialogs as an example. Music is pretty good too, a little bit repetitive but sets the tone perfectly with sad tunes of grief and despair. Visuals are pretty solid, best I've seen from an indie studio. I must add that Crate is constantly upgrading the visuals of this game to the day, even though the base game and 2 expansions have already been released, the base game textures also recieve the nice visual treatment they deserve. The UI is not cumbersome and very practical, with a item filter embedded which helps filter out all the trash loot from the get go, so good points to be had there as well. So to wrap up this brief review, if I'd have to give this game a score from 1 to 10, I'd say 10 out of 10. It's that good. And I crave for more. Maybe a sequel? One last expansion before the sequel? A new small dlc with a new gameplay mode and mastery? I don't care which, I just want more. If you are an ARPG fan like myself, please, stop doing whatevever is that you doing right now to satiate that fix, and give Grim Dawn a try. You won't regret it. Is the future for upcoming "triple-A" ARPGs looking grim for you? Do you guys not have phones? I present to you Grim Dawn, a bright and sweet rennaissance for the genre; Far, very far from grim.. OK. This is a game that is worth every money. This game's DLCs are worth your money. This game is better at being Diablo than Diablo 3. This game won't lick youru2665u2665u2665u2665u2665telling you how great you are. You live in an apocalyptic world where people struggle to survive. You are not a hero at the beginning, just a normal person, scum. You must fight with your weaknesses and overcome your fears to climb onto the panthenon of celestial heroes who left this corrupted world. You start as a normal man who was close to be burned alive. You fight some zombies: rotting, possesed tissue by aetherials who want their revenge upon Cairn. You kill some of these and get level 2 and there you see 6, 8 (with AoM) or 9 (with FG) masteries. So you study spells and bring the devastating force upon your foes. You realize this world are not just empty walls. The world of Cairn lives. It breathes upon its wounds caused by chaotic forces of monstrosities we were only knew legends about. You feel Grim Dawn and its dark, hopeless and corrupted atmosphere. You do some quests, talk with people and get to level 10, where you can choose a second mastery. This opens a lot of build possibilities, especially with AoM transmuters, where you can change certain skills to be way more different. Summon a beam of aetherial forces that will disintegrate your foes or study the dark arts and convert that beam into chaotic force of devastation. You go through this land of corruption. This is not a game anymore, this is journey. You are interested of how Grim Dawn started through dialogues and lore notes. You collect powerful items that will enchance your powers to the unbeleiveable level. Some items can completely change the way how the class is played. You save the world and you are victorius, or it is an illusion. You start the next difficulty and explore once more this world, but with knowledge from previous playthrough. This game becomes hardcore difficulty where you must study items, skills, monsters and mechanics to proceed further. Climb into the peak of endgame and dominate your foes with expert wisdom and quick fingers. This is Grim Dawn. This is a living world like the tissue used by aetherials.. Short summary: Grim Dawn is an ARPG very similar in style to games such as Diablo 2, Torchlight and Titan Quest. The Titan Quest influence is especially strong since many of the devs at Crate also worked on Titan Quest. Typical of ARPGs, gameplay revolves around clicking monsters to death, collecting loot, and allocating points to give your character skills and abilities. The game has a lot of content and is well worth the purchase price of the base game and expansions. Detailed review: I've been playing Grim Dawn since the original release, up to the subsequent expansions. The thing that really separates this game from other ARPGs on the market is the sheer amount of customization available to the player. The class system works by combining two masteries on a single character. Each mastery has its own skill tree and is suited to a particular playstyle. For example, the Nightblade mastery is suited to a dual wield melee playstyle, while Arcanist is suited to a more traditional caster playstyle. If you were to select both classes at once, your class would become a Spellbreaker and you would have access to both Nightblade and Arcanist skill trees at the same time. Each mastery has a certain amount of overlap with others, so it's possible to create a caster character even if one of your masteries is more melee suited. As of the latest expansion, there are 36 class combinations available and all classes have at least one (if not more) viable builds at endgame. Layered on top of the class system is the Devotion constellation. This is a second character advancement system that is common to all classes and masteries. You earn devotion points by cleansing shrines scattered throughout the world of Grim Dawn. Progression in the devotion system is based on certain constellation affinities. By filling in constellations, further constellations are unlocked based on similar affinities to others. On top of the class system, players also have access to components and augments to further customize their characters. Components serve the same functions as gems/runes in Diablo 2. They are attached to armor directly and can grant stat boosts, resistances and even skills depending on the component. Augments are an additional attachment for items sold by reputation vendors and provide further stat bonuses. There are a large number of factions in Grim Dawn and they operate on a reputation system very similar to what is found in an MMO. I think one of the biggest hurdles for new players is the sheer amount of systems and customizations available to players. While it's possible to create a character based on any playstyle, it's also possible to create a very weak character by allocating points in the wrong abilities. On top of that, Grim Dawn has a large number of damage types and resistances. In general, each damage element will also have a corresponding damage over time component, which means that itemization at high level can be a difficult balancing act. For example, equipping an item granting a bonus to Cold damage will not boost Frostburn damage, since they are separate stats. However, equipping an item granting Cold resist will also increase Frostburn resistance, so there's some minor inconsistency in how the damage/resistance systems work. Overall, I think the game has a lot of appeal to players who really enjoy deep customization systems but that same amount of customization could also turn away players looking for more of a straightforward itemization system (ie Diablo 3). As for the setting, Grim Dawn takes place in the world of Cairn, a realm that has been forever shattered by the invasion of the trans-dimensional Aetherials. The game does a fairly good job at world building and the main plot gives players enough information to understand why they are running from point A to point B. A large portion of the game lore is contained in lore notes and books found throughout the game world. Some players will like this method of storytelling while others may wish for more of the plot to be spelled out during the main quest section. I think the overall story is passable but isn't overly outstanding. In summary, I'd recommend Grim Dawn to anybody who enjoys ARPGs with deep customization systems and a wide variety of systems. I think the sheer amount of game systems may be overwhelming to those who aren't as familiar with ARPG style games, however veterans of the genre will find plenty to like. Grim Dawn is also supported by an excellent community over at the Crate forums, which should be your first stop to learn more about the game mechanics in detail.

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