Chris Bischoff, creator of STASIS, has recreated a number of games in STASIS. Back in September 2015, Chris showcased Fallout 4 as an isometric game and back in April 2013, Chris gave us a glimpse at an isometric version of BioShock: Infinite. And today, you can find four more games being recreated as isometric games.
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Could be cool to have isometric options from some of these games. Maybe,... I like to be able to see more of the level design at once than just a corridor or dungeon.
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We need more isometric games like Divinity for example.
Who remembers the old school isometric game The Immortal? Now there is a great game that needs a return or something similar for today's consoles.
Someone call up the president and have his team get on it.