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Divinity: Original Sin succeeded because it captured the essence of old-school RPGs with progressive mechanics. It brought the CRPG genre to the 21st century in a way like few other games, and that success has resulted in a sequel–a sequel that was funded in a single day on Kickstarter. The Kickstarter page briefly details origin stories, competitive quests, and skill crafting; important mechanics I got to see in action at PAX Prime.
The Dungeons and Dragons genre has seen a big wave of evolution through these 3 titles that defined the genre's success and direction.
Jack writes: "The Spring Sale is currently taking place, spanning from March 14th until March 21st. Some of the most popular games on the market are having their price slashed and we’ve hand-picked a few."
These kinds of lists are often terrible for me, mainly because I either already have the games, or I'm just not interested in some of them. Great for people new to PC games or people who haven't kept up with game releases.
I'm too poor these days to buy every game like I used to. I quit my job because it was too exploitive. So until I find a new one I'll be enjoying my immense backlog lol
Mine's become very exploitative too, sick and tired of doing the work of 3 or 4 people, failing and getting stressed out while the company makes record profits every year. I can't go without work, but I'm hanging on until I can find something else, sometimes it sucks living in a rural/regional town.
@finalfantasyfanatic
Yeah I'm lucky that I can go without work for awhile. Otherwise I would have just had to bear it. Hang in there. One important thing is to always be looking for a job somewhere else on the side if you're even a little bit unsatisfied.
Daily Video Game writes: "Today, Xbox Store has just kicked off two new digital sales titled "ID@Xbox RPG Sale" and "Countdown Add-On Sale" that offer big discounts on plenty of role-playing games, add-ons, and season passes for Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One gamers right now!"
