Yes, I'm enjoying the game a lot. The game is pretty much a Fallout 2 with improved combat set on Wasteland's universe.

AA - 8.5. Great cRPG, but with a few flaws and outdated graphics.

I believe only Pillars of Eternity can top Divinity: Original Sin this year.

Not a bad, but classics like Project Firestart and Alone in the Dark should not be forgotten. Out of "modern" horror games, Penumbra and Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth are better representatives of the genre than most titles on the list.

It's been a fantastic year for RPG fans. So far I've played The Banner Saga, Might & Magic X: Legacy, Blackguards, Dark Souls II, Divinity: Original Sin, The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky, Child of Light and there's more coming up until the end of 2014: Wasteland 2, Elminage Gothic, Legend of Grimrock 2, Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition and Pillars of Eternity.

Now I only need time to complete them all...

Day one! Time to prepare my own portraits for the game!

And speaking of dungeon-crawlers, Elminage Gothic releases tomorrow on Steam:

The moment you leave Doc's house.

I'm playing:

Resident Evil: Revelations UE (Raid Mode)

Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition

DmC

Until Wasteland 2 releases next week.

Here in Brazil consoles are extremelly expensive compared to PCs. You can build a medium/high-end gaming rig paying a little more than a Xbox One (which BTW is cheaper than a PS4). New-gen games costs 250-300% more than same PC titles sold digitally on Steam or Nuuvem. During Steam sales you can literally buy dozens of games paying less than a single PS4 title.

Impressive.

Two months delay? it should be four. I doubt I'll finish playing Pillars of Eternity and Elite: Dangerous by the time GTA V hits the PC.