As an ARPG youвЂ™ll be running around beating loot out of monsters but while you can avail yourself of almost any weapon, virtually all your armor pieces and skill items are class-specific.

ThereвЂ™s a lot crammed into this game, and the attention to detail shows right away. The seven classes are wildly different as mentioned, from angels to dryads to warrior monks to undead warriors to some kind of Egyptian mechanical guardian thing with lasers. ThatвЂ™s no hyperbole, you can choose to quest for good or for evil (decided at character creation, so no takebacks) and then follow your calling through main quests for your specific character. SomethingвЂ™s going wrong in the fantasy land of Ancaria, thatвЂ™s for sure, and your chosen hero is in prime position to make or break things. IвЂ™m going to take a mulligan on explaining the story here, because itвЂ™s not really explained from the outset. Perhaps I was expecting something more like Diablo II or Titan Quest, but what I got was way bigger, way weirder, and something IвЂ™ve absolutely fallen in love with. And it wasnвЂ™t being dumped into a massive, sprawling world of quests and secrets and snarky one-liners. And it wasnвЂ™t a character selection screen of all those disparate heroes and more. It definitely wasnвЂ™t a cinematic of knights and angels and necromancers and androids fighting over fantasy tech. Being a newcomer to the Sacred series, I wasnвЂ™t sure what to expect when I loaded this one up.

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