Oniro

It only has the downsides of Titan Quest, Grim Dawn, and Diablo 2. Getting only 1 skill point per level up is stingy. With Active, Passive, and Aura, you can only place 3 skills. If you use an Aura, you effectively only have 2 skills. It's a hack and slash, so what are we supposed to combine? Skill resets aren't possible early on and must be purchased with currency obtained from dungeons, which takes a considerable amount of time. The unnecessarily long and winding paths are frustrating. The games listed above at least have visual appeal... This game just feels like a copy-paste job stretched out. The maps are long, and there are too few respawn points, so dying means you have to start all over from the entrance. The developers clearly put no thought into the game, just mixing existing games with cosmetic changes. From map design to monster attack types, animations, and skills, everything is the same. Even the appearance of monsters exclusive to certain maps is identical. It's a less appealing game than its predecessor. You're better off playing Diablo Immortal, Torchlight Infinite, or Titan Quest Mobile.

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