The game is based on a Pathfinder tabletop adventure of the same name, inviting players into a world where mortals and demons are at war. It’s an indirect sequel to the 2018 isometric RPG, Pathfinder: Kingmaker. Wrath Of The Righteous was crowdfunded on Kickstarter last year, raising a whopping $2,054,339 (£1.6m). Turns out, people sure love Pathfinder - except the person who wrote our Pathfinder: Kingmaker review, they thought it was overburdened with lore (a concept I cannot possibly understand because I am a lore monster). Kickstarter backers now have access to a second beta for the game on Steam, and if you played in the first beta you should be just able to update that file to play the new one. You can play through the first four chapters of the game, try out new side quests, see the new weather system, play with dinosaur pets, and test the Crusade gameplay. The Crusade system is their big thing for this sort-of sequel, letting players lead a party, as well as recruit an army and send troops to do battle across the world map. The devs highlight that the beta is still an unfinished version of the game, so bear in mind it will be buggy and unpolished in places. Pathfinder: Wrath Of The Righteous comes to PC via Steam and GOG on September 2nd.
