Bad points (disregarding Steam itself, which from my experience is rather an acquired taste): 1. too much finger-walking, with rather limited teleporters (which never seem to go where you need them the most) available too late in the game; unbalanced play (2. only one otherwise somewhat-useless character able to cast spell detecting secret doors; 3. too much overlap on characters able to cast some classes of spells, with other spell classes very limited in availability; 4. too much relentless hack 'n' slash; 5. those secret door spells utterly necessary to complete the game, and which may or may not be available in magic shops selling for 200 a pop--and you need two; 6. the impossibility of creating a really GOOD party with all races represented (necessary if you want all race-based quests available 7. the frustration of not being able to complete every quest;
8. the lack of MM humor; 9. the scarcity of really useful relic or special items (i. e. too many swords, which are one of the poorer weapons, too few maces, etc.) 10. terrible imbalance re: armor vs. weapon damage; 11. floor tile puzzles with literally 1000's of permutations/combinations.

Good points: 1. at times, the game is really fun (too few times!) 2. the nods to JVC and to a (misspelled) Flamestryke;
3. turn-based combat (Yay!) 4. the fact that monsters are NOT leveled to your party; 5. relics which level up with your character.
All in all, a bargain if it it's on sale, a dud if it's not. (That said, I've put in over 600 hours on it.)