Ultimately, Dungeon Siege III is an easy-to-play popcorn journey into the classic action-RPG genre, hitting every checkbox. There is little innovation here, but it offers plenty of examples of how good design and development practices can make a derivative game enjoyable — and how a pretty severely console-designed game can be adjusted to feel largely right on a PC.
Full Steamworks integration certainly doesn't hurt, though some may find $50 too steep of a price for 30 hours of gaming popcorn. Regardless of your gaming preferences, you could certainly do a lot worse than Dungeon Siege III, but when it hits a Steam sale, it'll be worth picking up.
Neil writes: "Payday is fast approaching, and whilst that means good times are ahead, it may also mean that current cash funds are running low. But hey, that's where the Xbox Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale comes in, delivering a host of Xbox One and Xbox 360 games at bargain basement prices. Want to know exactly what is on offer between the 19th-25th March 2019? There's a good few to choose from!"
Square Enix have teamed up with Amazon to offer a bonus game for Xbox owners that is guarenteed to be backwards compatible.
Neil writes "Dungeon Siege III has been stripped of its price tag thanks to the Xbox Games With Gold scheme. Fancy playing it on your Xbox 360 and/or your Xbox One?"
If this wasn't playable on X1 too I'd never get round to playing it. No idea how good it is but worth a go!
its a good dungeon crawler game, i finished it on 360, thinking of picking up the expansion and playing on xb1.
My only beef with 360 GWG on XB1 is that it should be downloadable straight from the dashboard like the XB1 games are. The extra steps are easy enough but unnecessary. Since I still use my 360 it's no big deal for me personally, just my two cents on the subject.
