This have become one of my most played games of all time. If you love ARPG's, and if you love trying to learn new mechanics in any way you can. (Forums, playing, asking people, friends, you name it.) I can heartily recommend Path of Exile. I've now spent over 1300 hours on this game and learning its content. And yet, I'm still trying to learn a little more every time I start it. There is so much content in this game, and despite that, all of it is still relatively balanced and carefully seperated, letting you focus on a few select mechanics. Or let you jump between almost all of its content.
Few games have given me as much freedom as this game have, and followed it up with content that you can do decent, but also specialise in. Almost nothing is mandatory, and almost everything is somewhat viable.

That said. In order to really get into it, you will likely need to spend money. However. I have spent less than 60$ on stuff that is a little more than cosmetic. (Upgrades to your bank) And with the price of less than a AAA title, I have had twice maybe even three times as many hours of fun and responsive gameplay, than any other AAA title I own.

If you have time to use on feeling like a godslayer, I recommend Path of Exile.

This have become one of my most played games of all time. If you love ARPG's, and if you love trying to learn new mechanics in any way you can. (Forums, playing, asking people, friends, you name it.) I can heartily recommend Path of Exile. I've now spent over 1300 hours on this game and learning its content. And yet, I'm still trying to learn a little more every time I start it. There is so much content in this game, and despite that, all of it is still relatively balanced and carefully seperated, letting you focus on a few select mechanics. Or let you jump between almost all of its content. Few games have given me as much freedom as this game have, and followed it up with content that you can do decent, but also specialise in. Almost nothing is mandatory, and almost everything is somewhat viable. That said. In order to really get into it, you will likely need to spend money. However. I have spent less than 60$ on stuff that is a little more than cosmetic. (Upgrades to your bank) And with the price of less than a AAA title, I have had twice maybe even three times as many hours of fun and responsive gameplay, than any other AAA title I own. If you have time to use on feeling like a godslayer, I recommend Path of Exile.