Din's Curse for Mac

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By Soldak Entertainment

Action RPG with multiplayer, 141 class combinations, consequences, dynamic world.

Din, champion of the gods, has cursed you into a second life of service because you selfishly squandered your first one while causing misfortune to those around you. To redeem yourself, you must impress Din by building a reputation for helping others. Travel the spacious western plains of Aleria and save desperate towns from the brink of annihilation. Until you're redeemed, you're doomed to wander the earth alone for all eternity. Choose one of 141 class combinations and journey to an infinite number of dynamically generated towns with vastly different problems. Every game is a surprise! Your actions have real consequences in this dynamic, evolving world. Your choices actually matter!

Din's Curse for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: March 31, 2011

Latest update: March 31, 2011

Version: 1.022

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X 10.6
Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.5

Additional Requirements: None

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5/5

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Great way to get your fix until Diablo 3 comes out
jademan1966April 10, 2011
Pros
Huge variety of challenges to face, and rewards to get. Able to tweek the game more to your liking (less monsters, but they're tougher, or faster pace quests, etc.). Lots of class combinations and skill variations.
Cons
Many of the "set-items" are not worth collecting, because by the time you collect the set, and get the additional bonuses, you have already acquired better items. other than, nothing much.
Summary
This is a fantastic adventure game! the variety of quests is impressive, and they will have consequences and rewards (monsters will be stronger, items will be cursed more often, or extra merchants and vendors in town). you get a huge chest to stash items in town for future use, and can even share these items among all the characters you create. Every time you move to a new town, you have a different set of merchants, and even the townsfolk will give you quests, which improve your reputation. The game play is on par with Diablo or any other game of this genre. The A.I. is better than most other games, in that the monsters will often try to circle around behind you if the direct route is blocked. You can adjust facets of the game to suit your skill: less attacks on the town, but with a penalty to experience, or faster paced quests that give you a bonus to exp. I highly recommend this game for anyone who liked Diablo!