InXile's classical RPG translates beautifully to console, and should be picked up by RPG fans – even those neck deep in that other big post-apocalyptic title.

Gigantic, well-built and evocative game world; Excellent voice acting; Solid turn-based combat system; Chock full of weighty moral choices with both emotional and story consequences; Great controller support

A bit dated graphically and in one or two mechanical ideas

Got it a couple weeks ago and its a look down game not my cup of tea

received as described, Thanks

great Strategical game with some nice graphics but i did not enjoy it tht much

Someone recommended this so I decided to check it out. Enjoyed it a lot. The story is good and since the choices make a difference to the story I'll be playing it more than a few times.

Good top down game. But, would be better with less reading

A good game in need of a lot of polish. The story is pretty good and the writing is solid. The combat is competent. For those unfamiliar with this genre but are familiar with XCOM: Enemy Unknown/Within, it's similar but definitely not the same.

Sequels are a pretty common occurrence in gaming, but decades after the initial release, all hopes are typically gone for a followup. Wasteland 2 went agai

Classic grid-based gameplay; Wild West-like setting; Abundance of content

Overwhelming leveling system; Confusing mini-maps

The Director's Cut of Wasteland 2 does enough things right that you can forgive its awkward introduction. The phrase "What comes after the end? I don't know" kicks off a corny live-action opening that pales in comparison to the "War.

I played Wasteland on the PC and I'm several hours into the Director's Cut on the PS4 and I prefer the Director's Cut so far. It looks beautiful and runs super smooth. I did have some trouble with the controlls initially, such as using items on my team members but after a while I got the hang of it.