Gamespew has reviewed Krai Mira - Extended Cut:

Krai Mira: Extended Cut Review

The desolate wasteland of Krai Mira returns with this new edition. While it boasts more content than before, it doesn’t really change the experience enough. Krai Mira: Extended Cut offers old school RPG fans something to enjoy, but isn’t inviting for casual fans.

The core game has not been altered much with this new edition. Fans of early Fallout and Wasteland games will again feel at home, however. You have one main quest to follow and what you do outside of that is your call. There’s quests, encounters, loot, and exploration. The Krai Mira: Extended Cut now allows players to continue their adventure after completing the main quest. While the game showcases a fair amount of change, it doesn’t shift the game enough to benefit casual RPG fans. It continues to be a gift for die hard genre fans, but the numerous issues present in the base game, although somewhat accounted for, still linger.

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Krai Mira: Extended Cut, unfortunately, feels more like a big patch than a fresh take on the game. Which, it kind of is because if you have the base game, this version is just a simple download. As the title states, this is more extension than improvement. The core of the game has not changed enough to make it feel completely welcoming, though that is not to say the improvements aren’t noticeable. Lazy writing, persistent UI difficulties/problems, AI bugs and some combat balancing are enough to scare away most players, but underneath the surface, classic RPG fans still have the same enjoyable experience with a little extra game to explore. It’s definitely worth the free upgrade for owners of the base game, but Krai Mira: Extended Cut isn’t an RPG you need to play. It’s good fun, but not enough to keep you interested if you don’t live for these type of games.

Score: 7/10