This looks like a really nice game so many thanks for bringing it here :)

Someone at the RPG Codex has pointed it out to Vince already and VD said it will be fixed ASAP. You can't blame him for not noticing this, it's a very stressing time to him and all IT crew. I wish them over million copies sold in one year :].

I first learned about this game about a year after I registered on the Codex but didn't think much about it then. Only after Teron demo had been released the game got my attention. My first impression was bad - ugly looking (or so I thought at the time, I immediately forgot about aesthetics and presentation, the game was so absorbing that I forgot I have to eat or work ;P) game that only has one town (in a demo). Oh, boy was I wrong. This game has soul that most contemporary games lack. The setting is one of the best if not the best ones ever created, the characters feel alive and are brutally realistic and the quests are exquisite.

There are no fillers here, no copy-pasting and no bloat. You can't grind here either because every fight is meaningful and there are no trash mobs. In fact, quite often it's more advantageous to skip a fight and skill points because the price is too big to pay, e.g. by making enemies of a powerful faction your options are limited and in the end you get less skill points. Now that's truly unique way of making cRPGs. Usually you're a leader of a fearless party that fears nothing - and I mean nothing, be it a dragon or Jewish condominium. Who in his right mind would flee from a fight right? You're after all destined to become a demi-god that can destroy a whole town if you wish so even though a while earlier you had problems with rats or goblins. Well, not in in Age of Decadence.

Oh, and I said at the beginning that this game looks ugly - it's anything but. Locations are varied and some of them look amazing while the rest is decent at least. In fact I've never had immersion breaking, contrary to Fallout new Vegas for example (characters there look terrible and their mimics can give a headache, not to mention bugs and copy-pasted locations).

And thanks to the amazing generosity of JudasIscariot and Starmaker, I now have it in my library. With this, MADMAN, Wasteland 2 DC, Serpent in the Staglands, etc, there's just so much incline it brings a tear to my eye.

Wow... I'm so tempted to get it now. something urges me to do so. But that wouldn't be reasonable. Will have to wait a bit but definitely at or near the top of wishlist

Also... why the heck is the game more expensive here than on Steam?!

Rounding error in the discount it seems, though getting it on GOG does end up being €1.00 cheaper, assuming you'll use the store credit.

That's an impressive case of Critical Sentence Failure. =P

It's a shame MADMAN ain't here.

On topic, I'll have to consider getting this.

It's out? Damn... I really want to play it, but I can't afford to - funds are needed elsewhere. I thought this wasn't coming out until December...

For those on the fence about getting it, there's a (dated) demo on their website that gives a taste of what the game is like. That's how I stumbled across it and what convinced me that this game was going to be great. Almost certainly the best game of 2015 and worth every penny.

Bit of a fan are we?
Nice review too. :-)

As soon as you play it, you'll become one yourself. Guaranteed.

I'll own it here in a bit as long as the demo works well on my antique rig. :-)

See above. :-)

Grimoire to GOG confirmed! :p

Can anyone kindly remove the "review" written by blackroseblade? I thought trolling was frowned upon here.