Five Of The Hardest CRPGs

Talking about a few of the potentially hardest crpgs I've played & reviewed

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:14 PoE2
02:50 Tyranny
04:13 Kingmaker
05:29 DOS1
07:17 UnderRail

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#gaming #gamereviews #crpg

[LoadPast]

Im glad to hear the first part of tyranny is considered somewhat difficult, that game beat my ass to the point i figured i wasnt cut out for this genre

[KaguroDraven]

I am now starting a new tradition, where I request you review Geneforge:Mutagen every video.
Because it's my favorite game, and CRPG, of all time.

[JemyM]

I have beaten almost every CRPG there is and this year I finally beat Knightmare for the Amiga. When I was a boy my grandma bought it to me, and the owner warned it was maybe "too hard" so she could return it. That was the only time ever we returned a game to the store.

Knightmare is the hardest CRPG I ever played and I can't think of a game that can compare. It's not particularly broken, it is just designed in a way that takes a LOT out of the player. You really have to do a lot of research about how the system works, and even if you do know and run it with maps, walkthrough and strategy tips it's still absurd.

[dangilboa]

Five hardest RPGs: Underrail, Underrail, Underrail, Underrail and Underrail: Expedition.
It doesn't even need to be on hardest difficulty to make it to the list

[anthonylopez]

Thanks for the content! May you walk in wisdom.

[Saetanigera]

When Divinity Original Sin 2 first came out the AI was completely ridiculous. They had to go back and tone it down.

[markolumovic]

Tyranny is the best thing Obsidian ever done.Legit original and immersive and your choices really matter in almost every encounter.

[bravalloy]

I like hard games that become easy once you learn its mechanics or some tricks. In Fallout 3 the trick is to shot the hunting rifle at a medium range (not long), the assault rifle at close (not medium) and the shotgun/melee when enemies are at your face. Baldur's Gate 2 become easy I as soon as you realize how good double fireballs are. Then you learn you can overwhelm dragons with magic missiles (after you lowered their magic resistance).

[Gimmick]

Demise Ascension sequel to Mordor depths of Dejenol is a brutal dungeon crawler only for hardcore gamers

[PeXis]

DOS 2 was harder in my opinion since you couldn't stun enemies untill their magic shield was down.

[wargodmarrs]

As a crpg baby, I felt a little happy to see Kingmaker on this list, given that it’s the first isometric crpg (and it this point, the only one) that I’ve beaten. Finally giving WotR a go

[disres]

DoS1 was so hard for me when i first played it, i had to do the rain + lighting wand cheese for like 90% of the game

[swedichboy]

My honorable mention would be Throne of Bhaal for Baldurs Gate 2

[kristophersouza]

I’d watch any video you make, doesn’t even matter. Thanks for the content

[Guccidasein]

Kinda funny, for me dos1 and dos2 have been same difficulty experiences. I played both "normally" roleplaying on high difficulty, and dos2 I may even consider more difficult because of the fact that sometimes I relied on min-maxing my build to use as you say more powerful skills and in dos1 I didn't. I think they are same in terms of "learning to win thought" as you put it, as it kinda logical, the difference I would describe as in dos1 you learn more though losing to learn the battle map, as in dos2 learning is harder if you do it yourself as you need to calculate and try more stuff if you playing "normally", even if grind to win maybe easier it's also longer and again harder to minmax though.

[Elgar]

For me it was Baldur's Gate 2 because I was 12 and I was playing a dual wielding ranger with full plate armor. And still I made it through Underdark, which I still don't know how I did. But then my Drow equipment disintegrated and I quit. Yes. I grew up hard.

[marex]

for me, its Divinity Original Sin 2. sometimes you meet opponents where i have to look for guides because i have no idea how to get past them

[onnol]

Not a crpg but Dragon Age Origins on highest diff was a big challenge

[SlackerET]

I honestly feel like Divinity OS 2 is harder than 1 since in 1 you can cc way harder because no magic or physical armour and can do things like freeze the enemy every turn

[ZlothZloth]

The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk wouldn't be on my 'hardest ever' list, but it sure is the sneakiest one. It looks like a nice, fun little comedy RPG, so obviously you want to put it at the hardest difficulty. Otherwise, you'll fall asleep while playing, right? Yeah - you better give that game some respect or you're going to get yourself beat up by the class clown.