Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous (v2.7.0w & ALL DLC)

A demonic rift tears open the borderlands of Golarion, turning a long-running crusade into a desperate war for the world’s survival. Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is a sprawling isometric RPG built around heroic choices, intricate character builds, and a campaign that can shift from righteous fantasy to outright villainy. You begin as an unlikely survivor, but rapidly become a figure capable of changing the fate of nations and confronting the Abyss’s most dangerous rulers. Its tone is grand, dramatic, and often surprisingly dark, with moral compromises and personal losses sitting beside moments of spectacular power.

Combat uses Pathfinder’s dense tabletop ruleset and supports both real-time battles with pause commands and a fully turn-based mode. Players create a hero from a huge selection of ancestries, classes, archetypes, spells, feats, and alignments, then recruit a party of memorable companions with their own quests, convictions, and conflicts. Exploration sends you through ruined cities, corrupted wilderness, ancient temples, and demon-held fortresses, where dialogue checks, tactical encounters, and secrets reward careful preparation. Beyond adventuring, you direct the Fifth Crusade on a strategic map, raise armies, capture forts, assign advisers, and decide how aggressively to push back the invasion.

The defining feature is the Mythic Path system, which lets your character become far more than a conventional adventurer. Angel, Lich, Demon, Azata, Aeon, Trickster, and other paths dramatically alter abilities, companions, story outcomes, and even the way major quests unfold. That breadth makes repeat play especially rewarding, although the rules-heavy character building and lengthy campaign can feel intimidating for RPG newcomers. Fans of Baldur’s Gate, Pillars of Eternity, or the Pathfinder tabletop game find an enormous, choice-driven fantasy epic here, while veterans seeking deep tactical builds and wildly different role-playing routes get one of the genre’s most ambitious campaigns.