Indie developer Ossian Studios doesn't want Pathfinder: The Dragon's Demand — its idyllic, turn-based take on Pathfinder 2E — to feel like an insurmountable obligation, so it's taking cues from Baldur's Gate 3 and opting for low level caps.
"As I've gotten older — and you'll hear this from other RPG players as they get older — they don't have time for 100-hour RPGs," Ossian founder Alan Miranda tells PC Gamer in the magazine's issue 404. "It'd be much nicer if it was a 20 or 30-hour game. And we thought that's something good to focus on."
