Take everything good you heard about this game(deep character creation and variety of builds, long and engrossing story, detailed RPG mechanics, etc.) and combine it with 2 years of non-stop bugfixing (saw 3-4 bugs in my 200+ hours long completionist playthrough and none were anything gamebreaking) and newly added turn-based mode; you get Pathfinder: Kingmaker which is a gem that I can easily suggest to anyone who enjoys classic isometric RPGs like Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, Planescape: Torment, etc.. In my heart it is a solid RPG which earned its' place right next to them.

P.S.: Don't get this game if you aren't at least familiar with the rules of D&D or Pathfinder or willing to learn them (because game doesn't hold your hand and it is as heavy as the actual tabletop game). Don't get this game if you can't get attached to a game for too long too, because it is seriously a long game.

Take everything good you heard about this game(deep character creation and variety of builds, long and engrossing story, detailed RPG mechanics, etc.) and combine it with 2 years of non-stop bugfixing (saw 3-4 bugs in my 200+ hours long completionist playthrough and none were anything gamebreaking) and newly added turn-based mode; you get Pathfinder: Kingmaker which is a gem that I can easily suggest to anyone who enjoys classic isometric RPGs like Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, Planescape: Torment, etc.. In my heart it is a solid RPG which earned its' place right next to them. P.S.: Don't get this game if you aren't at least familiar with the rules of D&D or Pathfinder or willing to learn them (because game doesn't hold your hand and it is as heavy as the actual tabletop game). Don't get this game if you can't get attached to a game for too long too, because it is seriously a long game.