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Victor Vran

Victor Ran is an action RPG focused on gameplay rather than customisation.
While class and character customisation is very limited, the gameplay requires skill and is intense.
Cut scenes and character interaction are well co-ordinated with beautiful highly detailed
 graphics.
For those who like extra side content, a bestiary and journal can be found in the menus with plenty of extra lore on the game.
Unlike more tactical RPGs like path of exile, the combat is engaging and fun, adding jumps, dodge rolls and plenty of abilities to spice up fights. Various weapons can be found which not only affect basic attacks, but also decide your abilities and passives as well, allowing many different play styles within a class. I personally like the slow, but hugely damaging and stunning attacks and abilities of the Warhammer, but faster weapons such as the rapier are available too.
I would heartily recommend this game, but it would be a good idea to wait for a sale, during which it would no doubt be much cheaper, as games do in steam sales.
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