Game freezes a lot. Like when zoning into Lighthouse or Den of Thieves. I have a new iMac 27" 3.4 i7. 16 gb ram, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2048 MB with the latest OS. Yes game freezes a lot, have to force quit out. It's getting old. Also unable to redeem one expansion due to buying it online I didn't get a code that they claim is on the back of the box. Their website doesn't offer any help. It also doesn't appear to be any updates or fixes for Mac port at least. Looks like no activity on site since 2012? No mods. It's a shame the game isn't more stable. And shouldn't be laggy with my set up, but it is when moving at times. It is a fun game when it runs good. Changed rating.. Game now freezes up anytime I try to enter Den of Thieves and without the ability to grind up on respawns (because there aren't any......) There's nothing else I can fight to progress.

Struggle to beat apocalypse is heart breaking. the bonding between adorable helpless child and convicted murderer is extremely heart breaking. the emotional impact is unfogotten.
You can try different choices to see storyline change. many situations that will make you decide betwen not easy answers.
Must buy. must play

One of the few games I've ever played through 3x. In this case, I wanted to play all 12 race/class combos. Each game was very enjoyable, as the "prestige class" advancement and quests were almost always worthwhile (except the Runepriest, oddly enough, whose signature special ability I never used).

I really enjoyed the turn-based combat; the lore of the game; the art assets from previous games as well as painted art for this game; the variety of foes; the quests galore; all the optional things to do; boss fights; and the leveled relics especially. I really hope this team learns from a few mistakes (graphic optimization and lag on the open map sometimes) and puts out another game like this. Ideally in the same world.

Once I ran this in 32-bit mode like recommended, I had no major issues at all. Restart-type bugs were extremely rare.

This game is not a point-and-click adventure, I'm told. It is very hard and not for everyone.

The classic Duke 3D levels and crazy DLC's all wrapped up in one big Xmas edition. An alien invasion on earth has never been so much fun!

Turn-based, grid-mapped, awesome. Great sense of adventure and exploration. Classes feel distinct and character progression is satisfying.

I'm not sure if it is 1st of August, or 1st of April today...
- S H A M E on you: UIG Entertainment!
That you have the GUTS to put a price-tag of FIFTEEN dollars for this software!!??

Heck, the trees look astonishingly well... but that's about it!
You gotsa be KIDDING me!

Steering of the truck is COMPLETELY useless!
(if you ONLY programmed for joystick, you better make a setting for KEYBOARD as well!!)
View-Controlls are a complete disaster!
(why 5 buttons for the same views? and heck, I need to be able to look REVERSE, no??)
No road, even i HELL would be as silly quirky as yours are!
(now, please make it a bit more real! - it's a simulator, right?)
The traffic is driving in -200mph, or did you tell them all to park on the roads...?

Oops. when I should arrive at the goal of the first level - craaaaash!
(1024 resolution on an iMac with 512 MB Vram! oh, please!!)

SHAME-SHAME-SHAME!

I could imagine that you are a little enthusiastic newcomer-team, that just are starting out.
Well - make sure that you don't SELL games that are like this, since you won't achieve ANYTHING by it! heck, wait for a few months and finish it of before selling it!

I REALLY wish I could have my money back...

I adore interactive movie like heavy rain and wolf among us, but more then that I adore fantastic adventures like The Last of Us! So this particular game is one of those I would recommend for everyone who like game I've named! Enjoy!)

A bit to much conversation between the actorsfor the rest is it nice to play with a lot of tension.

I think I love this game. Although it might just be Stockholm syndrome. There are certainly times when it seems to want you to hate it, like when you get to the endgame and discover that if you don't have at least one character who can cast the lowest level fire spells from their spellbook (not scrolls), the game is unwinnable. And yet, I just can't make myself do it.

This is unabashedly a 90s-style dungeon crawl, making only the most minimal concessions to modern gaming aesthetics. It's the usual 4 characters stand in a line and choose combat maneuvers combat system of the era and, yeah, after 30 or 40 hours it does start to wear a bit thin. But there's just enough variety in enemies and your own abilities to make it work. The combat movement system is silly and simplistic, but making its limitations work for you is part of the fun and challenge of combat. There are the usual ton of puzzles. And, as usual, some of them are a fun and challenging and some seem designed specifically to make the game as unpleasent as possible to play (I'm looking at you, knock spots!). Fortunately, this is the 21st century and there are plenty of detailed walk-throughs available online to provide hints or hold your hand through the ones that aren't any fun to figure out on your own.

There are some concessions to modernity. There's no encumbrance and your pack size is large enough not to be limiting until near the end of the game, when you have enough money that you don't have to haul all your loot back to town to sell, anyway. And yes, I did say "enough money." Like most such games, at the beginning you're struggling to save enough to pay for skill trainers. But then a funny thing happens. By the mid-game, you actually have enough money to get all your skills and spells and still buy the occasional magic item from the shops. And by the end, you have so much money you can walk into any shop in the kingdom and buy anything you want without even glancing at the price. Yes, shops you can actually afford to buy from! Even better, your mages actually have the mana to use their spells! Yes, it depeletes and doesn't auto-regen. But the shops have an infinitely regenerating supply of mana potions and, by the mid-game, you'll have the cash to buy as many as you need. So, unlike many games, your casters don't spend all game hitting things with their swords so they can save their precious spell points for the boss fights.

It's big, too. I'm not sure about replay value (there's 12 classes and you can only play four per game, so that's enough for three play-throughs with completely different parties — but I think I'd want a pretty long break before wanting to face it a second time). But, even if you play it obsessively, it'll take you weeks to finish. I didn't count my hours, but it was somewhere in the 40-60 range. So, even if you pay full price, that's $1 per hour or less.

My big complaint would be the graphics. I don't agree with the other reviewers' complaints about them looking cheesy. I thought they were well done and fit the tone of the game well. But, as is so often the problem, they appear to have been made in a windowless room with the lights off and it seems not to have ocurred to the designers that someone might try to play during daylight hours in a room with natural light. Fortunatelly, they at least have a gamma adjustment slider, but it only does so much good. You also definitely need to read the discussion thread about using 32-bit mode to avoid crashes.

If you loved this kind of game back in the 90s and have been wanting to play one again, this is your game. If you came to RPGs via Dragon Age and are looking for something that feels like it was made in the 21st century, you've come to the wrong place. But I loved it. Despites its best efforts to the contrary.