The console version shows just how much effort Owlcat Games has put into improving the experience since launch.

When Wizards of the Coast introduced the 4th Edition of Dungeons & Dragons, a fairly radical redesign of the classic tabletop roleplaying game, plenty of players wanted to stick with the version they knew best. Paizo offered them the chance to do that. Founded by game designers who had originally developed supplemental material for D&D, Paizo launched Pathfinder using the d20 system as a base but introducing their own complex world, signature classes, and epic adventures.