[POLL] What is your favorite isometric CRPG game of all time?

Fallout 2

Hmm, Nox kinda does not fit as it's more of a Diablo like hack'n'slash [well maybe way more varied, but closer to Dungeon Siege series than the rest of this list] heh, I haven't though about it in such a long time

I'd give it's slot to Revenant maybe.

Baldurs Gate 1 & 2 are gaming perfection.

Fallout 2 or Neverwinter nights 1 i think.

I'd have voted for Diablo / Diablo II but not III.
Since I can't vote for them, I voted for NWN.

Planescape: Torment is not only my favoritue crpg, it's my most beloved video game of all time :>

Not at all surprised at the two leads:)

I will say that I think NWN 1 and 2 should be separate options since the first game radically altered the perception of online roleplaying games, especially for communities of rpers.

Yay, Arcanum is listed! My favourite. <3

Mass effect trilogy (does it qualify as isometric CRPG?)
Dragon Age: Origins

Divinity: Original Sin EE because of its combat system. :)

its hard to choose between fallout 2 and planescape but today i am feeling fallout

Baldurs gate 2 is probably one of my top 3 games of all time especially with all the mods as well. Fallout 2 and planescape would be my second and third respectively from that list. 🗡

My first rpg is Oblivion
and I am very interested Planescape Torment

Planescape: Torment is still really hard to beat, due to its excellent story & writing. Tyranny is in a similar-ish vein and does an admirable job though.
I feel that Baldur's Gate was surpassed in their own fields with Pillars of Eternity, which fixes some of the issues that comes with using the AD&D ruleset. Sure, it's not perfect, but it's, nostalgia aside, a stronger game than BG2, in my opinion.

Honourable mention goes to Ultima 7, which does the whole open world thing really well, with plenty of secrets to find, and with NPCs that feel far more alive than in the Bethesda games (they're scripted though, but they've got schedules that make it look natural)

I'm happy to see "Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader" among the options, it had an interesting setting and it captivated my younger self.

Having said that, my vote goes to "Planescape Torment", it's an amazing game and to me it's very close to perfection.

Some of those are great but for me, the best one ever is Fallout 2. I still play it to this day, every once in a while :)

im suprised seeing here Expeditions: Conquistador
it is kinda defferent rpg:)
by the way, devs just relased Expeditions: Viking

Honorable mention goes to Septerra Core. I played through it 3 or 4 times over the years.

1 . Planescape Torment
2 . Arcanum: Of Steamworks & Magick Obscura
3 . Fallout 2
4 . Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn
5 . Pillars of Eternity
6 . Torment: Tides of Numenera
7 . The Temple of Elemental Evil

Fallout 2. Still an amazing game to this day.

In terms of the single player campaign, definitely Baldur's Gate II. If we're including online play on fan made servers, Neverwinter Nights may still be my favorite online experience of all time.

For me, it was Fallout 1, 2 and Tactics as well as Wasteland 2 though Fallout 2 was the most fun to me.

In order of most enjoyed by me...

1. Baldurs Gate 1
2. Fallout 1
3. Baldurs Gate 2
4. Icewind Dale
5. Divinity Original Sin

I spent so many hours reading the BG Manual as a kid, trying to learn the spells I could learn and carry over to BG2.

Both Van Buerren and BG3 never truly happening upset me greatly, but 3D Fallout ended being great and Hack and Slash BG on the PS2 was a blast.

Ultima VI: The false prophet.

I have a notebook filled with clues and notes. maps drawn out of the various dungeons and lists of keywords for dialogues.

The game was huge, so much to figure out, Little hidden tidbits to find if you took the time.