I don't tend to review games, but I felt that DOS2 deserved something here. I am not a person that usually has a lot of time to put towards gaming any more, and what I mean by that is if I'm not having a really good time with a game I simply won't keep playing it as I have a lot of other things that I could be doing.

DOS2 sucked me in and kept me interested all the way through to the end. I felt like the very last part of the game lost some of the drive the rest of the game had but that is really my only complaint. I felt not that I had to, but wanted to, see all of the content the game had to offer where normally I will lose steam on side content pretty fast in most games, hardly anything in here feels like filler which is something pretty amazing for a game I've so far spent over 130 hours playing just on one play through of the campaign.

I am definitely going to be one of the first in line for Larian Studios next adventure, whatever form it might take.

I don't tend to review games, but I felt that DOS2 deserved something here. I am not a person that usually has a lot of time to put towards gaming any more, and what I mean by that is if I'm not having a really good time with a game I simply won't keep playing it as I have a lot of other things that I could be doing. DOS2 sucked me in and kept me interested all the way through to the end. I felt like the very last part of the game lost some of the drive the rest of the game had but that is really my only complaint. I felt not that I had to, but wanted to, see all of the content the game had to offer where normally I will lose steam on side content pretty fast in most games, hardly anything in here feels like filler which is something pretty amazing for a game I've so far spent over 130 hours playing just on one play through of the campaign. I am definitely going to be one of the first in line for Larian Studios next adventure, whatever form it might take.