#druidstone

Beyond Divinity = you play the game chained to the one and only companion Divinity Original SIn 1 = Not only you play two characters, but you can recruit 4 companions, each one of them has a personal quest. Divinity Original Sin 2 = You can play as one of the characters or you can recruit the main characters as companions. But you can only choose three at a time! Plus romance. Torment: Tides of Numenera = you can select between six companions plus a ball of goo, each of them has a personal quest through the game. *Blackguards 1 & 2 = I know you can recruit five companions in Blackguards 1, not sure about the number in the second game. Dungeon Rats = the game lets you recruit different characters, but their characterization is barely there (and absent in some cases). *King’s Bounty: Armored Princess =  you can recruit seven companions, not sure about their characterizations. *Wizardry 8 = you can choose between 7 companions (some temporary only during their quest) *Druidstone = double check before buying! the game promises party and companions to recruit but I am doubtful about characters interactions *Black Geyser =  the game is not out yet!! But there will be companions and companions quests. Up to 4 or 5 companions and romance as well! *Realms Beyond = the game is not out yet!! But there will be companions, romance and quests. *Bound of Flame = you can recruit up to five companions (and if I am not wrong, there are two romance options as well). *Ultima series = the majority of the Ultima series (a part from the first few games) has a long list of recruitable and recurrent companions. *Betrayal at Krondor series = Betrayal and Return let you recruit allies. Pretty sure you can also recruit companions in Betrayal in Antara (which is not exactly a sequel). *Fallout series = all Fallout games let you recruit companions! *Unavowed = I am cheating a bit because this is not a rpg D: I am sorry!