Grim Dawn

A very good, quite original diabloid with its own atmosphere and unique world.

Monsters crawling out of the gaps between worlds fill the surroundings, magicians use a new type of energy to conduct monstrous experiments, the dead do not want to stay in their graves, the possessed, who were neighbors just yesterday. And the hero, only by luck, escaped the noose.

Yes, the world is bursting at the seams, but this is a task just for us, isn’t it?

Taking a heavier blade or a larger firearm in our hands, we go to do good and create justice.

We can be a shooter with a pair of pistols, a magician who loves pyrotechnics, or a more or less classic heavy tin can with a heavy gun to an advantage, but in any case, we will have to restore order in the world.

The best ARPG I've ever seen. Great balance of skills. A huge number of weapons, shields, totems and much more. Definitely 10 stars.

For fans of Diablo 2 it will come with Mayanesic.

I've been playing for a long time, leveling up all the characters. It's calming, beautiful, and a great way to kill time. Now there's the expansion—it's for life.

A devious simulator of endless inventory sorting and resistance recalculation will devour all your resources, turning you into a pale, asocial creature who regularly greets the real dawn in front of the monitor with a single thought: "One more rift, and it's definitely time to sleep." The developers mockingly piled 36 insane class combinations and an astral web of piety constellations here, forcing you to spend hours racking your brains over builds and collecting tons of purple junk for any class but your own. A particularly perverse delight is discovering legendary pants that grant your stern reaper the ultimate skill of hurling poop at enemies, dealing acid damage, and then a couple of minutes later getting one-shot by Nemesis on Ultimate difficulty simply because you have zero resistanc… Read full