[Tales of a Scorched Earth
Tuesday September 13, 2005

the intense clicking of evil

Written by gatmog at 05:43 PM
Categories: pc gaming, reviews, rpg
[Hey! An actual dungeon!]

The more I played Dungeon Siege II, the more I came to terms with its shoddily constructed story, infuriating party limitations and repetitive clicking. Don't let that be some kind of disclaimer, however - I'll be god damned if this isn't the best time I've had with a single player action RPG in recent memory. Opinions on its quality have changed very little since my impressions of the demo; seeing the full version has only galvanized my belief that this game truly is the successor to Diablo II. You can find my full review over at Clickable Culture.

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