Used to be a bit of a Bioware fanboy, but since ME3 and TOR I've been paying less attention to their games. Nowadays though?
Found myself a bit of a fanboy of Spiderweb Software.
And for those of you who don't know who Spiderweb Software is, it's an indie dev who was an indie dev before indie devs were a thing... back when it was still known as Shareware, back in 1994. Yes, an indie dev company that's 20 years old. And sells his games for about 5-20 bucks on Steam. And has provided very large, free demos for every game they've done. All of them nicely-lengthed RPGs with passable graphics. I've even been doing LPs of their games for just over two years now, and it's helped me appreciate the ones I've played more. Still have others to do, but I'll get to them soon. Heck going to start Avernum 4 in a couple weeks. But I digress.
I'd actually suggest one of their games if you're a fan of oldschool RPGs. Worth a look. Just go check out their site for the demos!
Found myself a bit of a fanboy of Spiderweb Software.
And for those of you who don't know who Spiderweb Software is, it's an indie dev who was an indie dev before indie devs were a thing... back when it was still known as Shareware, back in 1994. Yes, an indie dev company that's 20 years old. And sells his games for about 5-20 bucks on Steam. And has provided very large, free demos for every game they've done. All of them nicely-lengthed RPGs with passable graphics. I've even been doing LPs of their games for just over two years now, and it's helped me appreciate the ones I've played more. Still have others to do, but I'll get to them soon. Heck going to start Avernum 4 in a couple weeks. But I digress.
I'd actually suggest one of their games if you're a fan of oldschool RPGs. Worth a look. Just go check out their site for the demos!