Crusaders of the Lost Souls vs Dungeon Siege 2
Crusaders of the Lost Souls
Crusaders of the Lost Souls is an idle, squad-based RPG where you assemble a band of crusaders, fight monsters and earn gold as well as fame and glory. The game is an idle game so the skill ceiling isn't exactly high, but it does offer players some truly in-depth customization options, allowing them to develop their own battle strategies and the ultimate team composition. Of course, you can also upgrade your heroes and equip them with unique gear, or simply replace the older heroes with better ones as you unlock them along the way.Crusaders of the Lost Souls also has a wicked sense of humor that although won't leave you rolling on the floor in laughter, it will at least make you cough up a chuckle or two at the incredulity of it all. So, if you love idle RPGs with a dab of the funny, Crusaders of the Lost Souls is a great choice. Best yet, the game is available across multiple platforms, so you can play it on your PC and while you're on the go as well!
Dungeon Siege 2
Dungeon Siege 2 is the sequel to the dungeon crawler game, Dungeon Siege, where it plunges you in a whole new storyline that will see you saving the world once again. In this game, the magic that has been spread out throughout the world is now being called back by an ancient being whose strength is on the rise and only you can stop it. The game has greatly improved on every aspect of its original by fleshing out its gameplay with fully customizable characters, generous amount of loot drops, challenging and compelling quests as well as plenty of hidden secrets for you to find; as well as its graphics and soundtracks.If you are interested to try the Dungeon Siege series, many would strongly recommend giving its second installment a try rather than the first. It's really a lot better than the previous in many ways and it might just make you fall in love with the series after you've done with the game. Sadly, the only unfortunate part is that the Steam version doesn't support multiplayer... still.