Wrath of the Righteous is Owlcat Game’s latest attempt to translate the Pathfinder tabletop roleplaying experience into a video game. It’s deep, ambitious, and lofty in ways that defy its humble Kickstarter origins. The play experience can be a bit incongruous and there’s much more here for story lovers and lore seekers than there is for min-max players. But Wrath comes closer to scratching the pen and paper itch than any other CRPG I’ve played. For the uninitiated, Pathfinder is a tabletop game that spawned from Dungeons and Dragons‘ rules to become its own retro-style RPG juggernaut. Players are tasked…
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