Path of Exile is a great free to play action RPG and has received a boat-load of new content with War for the Atlas expansion (which is also free). Grinding Gear Games has definitely added enough detail to environments, enemies and items to make them stand out in today's market.
There are six character classes to choose from: Marauder, Ranger, Witch, Duelist, Templar, and Shadow. Each have their own look and apparent archetype, however apart from the bonus starting stats classes can be played how you want to. Click here for more updates and PoE buy items.
The pros:
A fantastic, free to play experience
A captivating, dark world, ready to be explored
Single player and multi-player missions at your fingertips
Simple, easy to execute combat
A new approach to currency, without gold
A huge skill tree
The cons:
The controller makes it a bit difficult for caster classes
The inventory is difficult to manage once it gets cluttered with loot
Path of Exile brings many major expansions, the latest update, called War for the Atlas, the focus this time is on expanding the end-game experience for longtime players. The War for the Atlas is now available on PC and Xbox One, and like other Path of Exile content, it's free-to-play. Path of Exile is planning to release patch 3.1.3 which consists of a brand new, quicker, burning ground effect and a few other high-priority bug fixes.
The Necromancer is usually a class that mostly focuses on summoned minions. The skill tree covers a broad range of minion stat bonuses but also bonuses particularly to zombies, skeletons, and Spectres.
A new entry has appeared on the official Grinding Gear Games forum, which reveals several changes to the upcoming Path of Exile update. Update marked with the number 3.3.0 will appear in June and will have the greatest impact on the character skills system.
It’s not common for Gladiators to wield a shield. Plus, it’s not usual for shield skills to be a core offensive skill.