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This is a great piece of software if you're moving away from hand-drawn maps in MS Paint!

(Version 1)
It's fairly simple to use once you understand it, and the community of modded tile packs really make this a good buy. It is Early Access, so it is buggy. You just have to expect that. Luckily, I have not yet lost any of my maps to bugs, but I find myself relaunching fairly often to shake them. Some bullet points:

+ LOVE the Roll20 support. Matches the grid, and page size, and looks good for all my players. Also supports many other online tabletop sites. (Roll20's storage limits rarely allow for large PNG unless you are paid member, fyi)
+ Workshop mods cover all your needs for artistic medieval + fantasy + sci fi. Default packs are decent as well, includes the basic stuff as well as cartography and one modern pack.
- Not incredibly intuitive. If you have any sort of Photoshop experience, try not to rely on that here. There isn't a great deal of buttons, and what you see (in the features list) is what you get.
- Very little customisation of your space. Hotkeys can be changed, however, and you probably will.

Well worth the step-up in creativity. Remember to save often, and have fun GMs! :)

Spoiler Free! While not a perfect DR game, still a must-play for fans of the series. Compared to past games:

The cast of classmates are arguably better, supported by more involved, realistic writing and dialogue.
The trials are logically easier, but mechanically harder - with the hard opposite going for Hangman's Gambit.
The plot twists are heart attacks waiting to happen.
The Big Ending will leave you reeling for a few days, maybe not in a good way, but reeling nonetheless.

Incredibly fun and addictive social deduction game. I've met way more nice people in this community than toxic ones, and you can tell how much the devs care about the game - frequent updates, swift moderation, and an active Discord server!

If you enjoy lying to people online, I wholly recommend ^^

After the popularity of the entire series, Origins remains my favourite. The world-saving, romancing, decision-making, Darkspawn-killing makes it timeless and replayable.

fantastic writing, characters, and twists + challenging trials, puzzles, and mini-games = an amazing DR sequel game (with the funkiest OST) that is better than the first

super cute, relaxed, science-y, turn-based combat game with six unique heroines who fight aliens to save the day. perfect & totally worth it.