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Diviner

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Published by Rob from the Shack
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Single-player Full Controller Family Sharing
Explore dangerous dungeons and dig up loot, then switch to first person turn based combat where every skill choice matters. Diviner mixes exploration with proper tactical scraps.

Diviner drops you into an isometric world of crumbling dungeons and abandoned cities, all stuffed with gear worth grabbing and danger round every corner. Once a fight kicks off you’re thrown into first person turn based combat, and because your skills get rerolled after each use, you’ve got to think on your feet about how you sequence them if you want to walk away unscathed.

We really like how the build crafting works here. You pick which Tether weapons to wield, slot skills onto them, then chain together Affixes that modify both your Tethers and skills to build a proper network of synergies. Head to the Blacksmith to upgrade your gear, and since every Tether has its own passive that changes how you play, there’s plenty of room to tinker until you find something that clicks.

Out in the world you’ll stumble across dig sites that start shaking, and excavating them turns up random loot to fuel your build even further. Along the way you’ll meet characters at the caravan hub and out in the wild who offer their own services, and slowly piece together the darker history of the Lords and how they’ve shaped the lands you’re exploring.

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