If you've played Div:OS2 and liked it, there is 0 reason to not buy this.
If you like D&D then it's pretty close.
I saw people call it D&D for someone with no friends, but I disagre. The game is more fun in a group like almost all coop games.
Coop here, eliminates a lot of micromanaging and the diversity in player behavior may open up a whole array on new things you can try out that you might not have figured out on your own.
If you've never been in contact with this type of game, it might be a little frustrating at first.
Trying to learn and understand how it all works and stuff takes a little time but if you keep at it, it only ever gets better and bigger as you figure out spell and ability combinations.

If you've played Div:OS2 and liked it, there is 0 reason to not buy this. If you like D&D then it's pretty close. I saw people call it D&D for someone with no friends, but I disagre. The game is more fun in a group like almost all coop games. Coop here, eliminates a lot of micromanaging and the diversity in player behavior may open up a whole array on new things you can try out that you might not have figured out on your own. If you've never been in contact with this type of game, it might be a little frustrating at first. Trying to learn and understand how it all works and stuff takes a little time but if you keep at it, it only ever gets better and bigger as you figure out spell and ability combinations.