Big, solid and improved from Kingmaker, this is everything you'd want from a RPG; just be sure to play in turn-based mode to really get the most of the game.

After completing the game, the only big downside it's isn't as strong in the narrative department as other classics in the genre (still a very big improvement over Kingmaker), but it makes up for it in spades with how much the game and it's story changes with the mythic paths the game offers. Many games, RPGs in particular, promise that your choices matter, but I've never seen it done so elegantly as it was here, even if it's not very drastic and the basic structure of the campaign remains the same. Campaign mode is an improvement over Kingmaker, too, but it still feels somewhat incomplete.

On the technical side, after a load of patches the game has a surprisingly low amount of bugs (for a game of this scale and scope, that is) and the only thing that really sours the experience are the recurring freezes in turn-based mode, that become more noticeable and annoying in the late game.

Edit: Still great

Edit for achievements: Still great. Season passes are ok but nothing too exciting.