Pathfinder Adventures

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6.0

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  1. night4
    Sep 21, 2017
    5
    Pros
    -Graphics
    -Gameplay -Music Cons -Microtransactions -Art Style (personal preference here, I think all the characters are shockingly ugly) -Lack of Character Customization (not to mention, when you "rename" a character, it still uses their old one!) -Lack of Originality The last con is the absolute deal-breaker for me, hands down. The game doesn't give me anything I haven't    Pros
    -Graphics
    -Gameplay
    -Music

    Cons
    -Microtransactions
    -Art Style (personal preference here, I think all the characters are shockingly ugly)
    -Lack of Character Customization (not to mention, when you "rename" a character, it still uses their old one!)
    -Lack of Originality

    The last con is the absolute deal-breaker for me, hands down. The game doesn't give me anything I haven't seen a thousand times before, and most of it is shamelessly copied from D&D. I don't expect them to reinvent the wheel, but c'mon, occationally give me *something* that's slightly original.    … Expand

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  1. Cubed3
    Nov 10, 2017
    50
    While Pathfinder Adventures is largely a faithful reproduction of the board game, in many cases this is not enough. A single player romp through a card game designed to be played in real life leaves much to be desired. There is nothing majorly wrong with the game, but Pathfinder Adventures is entirely average as the gameplay quickly devolves into endlessly clicking dice and cards without meaning.
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