If you’re into more classic text-based play, this is an outlier that delivers just that and more, but be warned that the interface and some hiccups can be annoying at times
Undeniably weird, but also incredibly simple, and doesn’t ultimately take very long to burn through, but it gets credit for being different and possibly poignant
Taking a big step forward from its predecessor in terms of polish, Dark Deity 2 boasts plenty of lively characters and dialogue mixed with satisfying tactical play