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• gamedeal user

  Mar 17, 2022

  sure helps pass these long days
• gamedeal user

  Jun 2, 2022

  HOLY SH*T THIS GAME MADE ME WANNA RETIRE!? Only 10 hours in and I don't want to return to my normal life. All I think about is Fate: The Cursed King. You need to play this. Tons of weapons, spells, enemies and YOU CAN FISH. Any game with fishing is a 10/10 for me. Now play this game or I will find you.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2014

  I call this Diablo Junior. Affectionately. This is a great game. Random levels is a big deal to me. Fishing. Feeding fish to your pet. I feel that if this game didn't have the whole "cute" vibe it would be more a lot popular. If you get it for under five bucks it's a steal. It's not a masterpiece but it is fun. Very accessible to younger players too.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2014

  An older game. I think.....4th in the Fate series. There's no real class system, which, imho works for this game so you could wind up with a decent summoner who's an expert with a sword/bow/hammer/etc. This game has a virtually limitless amount of levels (character *and* dungeon). What's good: -the price right now is a steal....I spent more money on coffee this week. -lotsa possibilites for how you play your character -AI 'teammates' -It is a diablo/roguelike type of game, and I've always liked those -Single player (see 'What's Bad' below) What's bad: -Gets a bit repetative after a while -Getting better gear means you have to either grind for the attribute level and/or gold and Fame level or use a cheat code -No multiplayer that I'm aware of (see 'What's Good' above) -The Fishing aspect is.....just....so....painfully monotonous. Same prob. in Torchlight. I just buy the damn fish I want from the random fish vendor. A bit of helpful info here: https://wildtangentfansite.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=211 Some cheat codes for the impatient here: http://www.ign.com/cheats/games/fate-the-cursed-king-pc-107783
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2014

  The best fishing game I've ever played. Here's the gist, you catch fish, feed the best ones to your pet, he transforms into some type of fantasy inspired killing machine, use him to clear out your next fishing hole, repeat. Now, there is no doubt other ways to approach this game, you can run quests and completely ignore the fishing. It's almost like it's a fully realized action RPG like Diablo, with lots of weapons, armor and items to collect. Which is neat. Still, you are better served by fishing, and letting your pet take care of the action rpg aspect. He'll complete quests for you as you search for your next fishing hole, and run any of the crap that drops from the monsters back to town for you, as you get in some quality angling time!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2014

  Befor Torchlight, there was FATE. It is still as good as it was since the first installment all those years ago, and it still holds up. 10/10, I owe my addiction to video games to FATE.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2014

  I played the first Fate game in 2005, when I was only 8 years old. It's truly what got me interested in video games in the first place. Love the first game and love this one too. It holds up to its value enormously. It's worth the full price of $8 and you will easily get this out of it. From Fishing, Fighting, Foraging, and Purchasing, this game has it all. 10/10, would buy again in a heartbeat.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 25, 2014

  Fishing simulator here. Seriously, the best way to get gear and gold at the start is to fish. Also use the better fish for pet food and bam! your pet is a killing machine. The graphics may be old, but it is offline and my cable carrier is being a douch lately. For an offline game, it is worth the sale price
• gamedeal user

  Dec 8, 2014

  I've always have been a big fan of the FATE series. My first ever full fledged PC game (that wasn't educationally intended) Was the original FATE. This, FATE: The Cursed King, is the last installment of the series, and I reccomend playing this one above all the other ones. This series is one of the few where it just keeps getting better by the next installment. Without changing what wasn't broken. If you've played the first, you can easily adapt to this one. While adding new elements as well, and FINALLY having no level cap, this is definately worth your time. Also, if you've played Diablo 2, you'll notice similairties with the inventories. [b]That's fucking awesome.[/b] Easily anyone can pick up and play this. You also can get Henchmen, which have three different styles you can make them think. Heal, Defensive, and Offense. Also, like yourself, you have complete control (besides moving them) of them. Spells, items, weapons, inventories...It's all grand. The amount of loot in this game is absurd, as well. Everything from the previous games are here, while also new ones and designs are added. Plus, FIVE. DIFFERENT. INFINITE. DUNGEONS. Also, I've made a guide for the game. It's really only useful if you've never played a FATE game, but It's also the only guide for the game. I've put a decent amount of effort into it- I spent my time to make a guide for this game. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=352488747 Shouldn't that say enough? Doctor's orders- Toss your money at this game.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 14, 2014

  So much fun! Pretty much the same as the previous FATE games, with more more weapons, armor, and spells. However this game includes the feature to higher allies to fight along side you in your quests. Also includes the same easy to understand and use UI as the previous FATE games. So in essence this might be the best one in the FATE series!