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Inside Mac Games has posted a new review of Soldak Entertainment's action RPG, Din's Curse. In the game players take the role of an adventurer cursed to walk the lands in a quest for redemption. The game features 141 possible class combinations, an infinite number of dynamically generated towns, and a game world directly impacted by player choices.

Here's an excerpt from the review:

The character creation and development is somewhat complex. You can choose from the standard RPG fare of warriors, rangers, magicians, and so forth. You can also combine various traits to create a significantly more complex character, which, true to standard RPG rules, will progress more slowly up the two or more paths of development than would a character of a single path. Doing this also means that at each increase in level, the player needs to give some serious thought to how to use the development points. Rather then having a specific tree of development, here you choose from a wide group of abilities. When your character levels up you get points to use on new abilities. To gain a new ability or improve an existing one, it costs both the leveling points as well as money.

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