Interesting world, fun combat encounters, and really good dialogue and writing. The classes are also really varied.
If you're low on time/bad at focusing on one game for many hours/have a hard time coming back to games after a break I would recommend against this game. It's great but it's difficult for me and I'm usually good at finishing games.
The world has a lot of interesting and unique themes. The religion and behind the scenes cosmic horror elements are not something I'd expect out of something like this.
The combat encounters (particularly the non-random encounters) are challenging. If you're new to Pathfinder and DND/CRPGs such as this, like I was, I recommend turning down the difficulty a tad. Mess with the settings as you play though, as the difficulty should still be up there so you can go fine tune the challenges.
The hard choices are hard to make, and I recommend not looking up guides or the solutions to things - you'll feel more rewarded. The dialogue and dialogue options are better than a lot of other RPGs on the market.
I picked a more simple and straightforward class for my play through. I imagine if I go back for more runs, I'll have most of my fun trying out the different or more complex classes, and learning how to not just single level one class but instead pick up skills in different classes.

Interesting world, fun combat encounters, and really good dialogue and writing. The classes are also really varied. If you're low on time/bad at focusing on one game for many hours/have a hard time coming back to games after a break I would recommend against this game. It's great but it's difficult for me and I'm usually good at finishing games. The world has a lot of interesting and unique themes. The religion and behind the scenes cosmic horror elements are not something I'd expect out of something like this. The combat encounters (particularly the non-random encounters) are challenging. If you're new to Pathfinder and DND/CRPGs such as this, like I was, I recommend turning down the difficulty a tad. Mess with the settings as you play though, as the difficulty should still be up there so you can go fine tune the challenges. The hard choices are hard to make, and I recommend not looking up guides or the solutions to things - you'll feel more rewarded. The dialogue and dialogue options are better than a lot of other RPGs on the market. I picked a more simple and straightforward class for my play through. I imagine if I go back for more runs, I'll have most of my fun trying out the different or more complex classes, and learning how to not just single level one class but instead pick up skills in different classes.