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Major_Blackhart said:
And what has he done for us lately?
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You might not like Pillars of Eternity and its sequel, but you can't deny it was fundamental in renovating the interest in isometric rpgs (with "renovating the interest" I mean showing everyone that there is a potential market for those games). PoE started the trend of "isometric rpgs inspired by Baldur's Gate on Kickstarter".

Without PoE, it's hard to imagine the release of games like Kingmaker.
 
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