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Shikamo on 06 February 2018

if you buy, which platform do you intend to buy? I'll take a look at the Switch version to see if it's worth to buy.

Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire is nearing completion for PC, Mac, and Linux, with a release planned for April 3. For players without a dedicated gaming PC, you can still look forward to a chance to try out this sequel, as Game Informer has learned that Deadfire is set to come to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch during the holiday season of 2018. 

While Obsidian heads up primary development duties for Pillars II on PC, the game is being ported to consoles by developer Red Cerberus. Versus Evil and Obsidian are working together to publish the game.

Watch the Trailer Below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB-Pw9FD-v8

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jardesonbarbosa on 06 February 2018

I still have to play the first one. Love Obisidian, but I have no time to sit and play a big RPG. However, this one being on Switch, it's my chance to play. Of course I need to buy the Switch first, but that's already planned.



dgboweniii on 06 February 2018

Wow...  This is pretty awesome.



irstupid on 06 February 2018

Hardly need a dedicated gaming PC for this game.

At least I didn't think I needed a dedicated one for the first game. Most PC's should be able to run it fine. And I can't imagine this game on a controller.



JRPGfan on 06 February 2018
irstupid said:
Hardly need a dedicated gaming PC for this game.

At least I didn't think I needed a dedicated one for the first game. Most PC's should be able to run it fine. And I can't imagine this game on a controller.

Same.
These types of games you get on your pc imo.
Their not demanding and they where always played with mouse & keyboard.

It would be like playing Baldurs Gate II, on a console? blapshemy! I tell you.



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forest-spirit on 06 February 2018

This isn't a game I thought I'd see on the Switch so I would like to get that version to show some support. At the same time imagining playing a game like this with a controller gives me all sorts of bad vibes.



Darwinianevolution on 06 February 2018

I have not played this series yet. What is it about? And does it play well on consoles, or does it need a full keyboard/mouse support?



You know it deserves the GOTY.

Come join The 2018 Obscure Game Monthly Review Thread.

Random_Matt on 06 February 2018

Controller supports equally as good, for some better than keyboard/mouse.



Chazore on 06 February 2018
JRPGfan said:
irstupid said:
Hardly need a dedicated gaming PC for this game.

At least I didn't think I needed a dedicated one for the first game. Most PC's should be able to run it fine. And I can't imagine this game on a controller.

Same.
These types of games you get on your pc imo.
Their not demanding and they where always played with mouse & keyboard.

It would be like playing Baldurs Gate II, on a console? blapshemy! I tell you.

Reminds me that Spellforce III is one of those that definitely plays well with the K+M. 



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Errorist76 on 06 February 2018

Oh man...I really should stop playing everything else and finish Pillars I and Divinity II before this gem arrives.