Sudeki

While characters are caricatures it is wonderful to see how different personalities from different wealth and cultural backgrounds bond and befriend throughout the story and as an avid DnD player I felt right at home.

Combat is not only fun but also technically brave for melee characters playstyle is normal third person hack and slash the ranged characters view changes into first person which acts just like any FPS.

Mix Fable and Beyond Good & Evil with some JRPG elements and you get Sudeki, what stands out to me the most is the charm of this game, something about the art style is just fantastic, it kind of reminds me of the character models you had on early graphics card box art.

Highly recommend using a controller, there is no lock one function but it plays fairly well without it, some times crashes but not enough for it to ruin the experience (besides you should be saving often in an RPG) very nice trip down memory lane.

Each character in the game (even the little side characters) is lovingly crafted and painstakingly unique, even the playable characters have completely unique walk and run animations.

I've clocked 5 hours of gameplay so far and there's no crashing, no glitching or frame drops of any kind.