Recent reviews by Dorgarr

Phantom Liberty allows you to finally ditch your cyberdeck or sandevistan and go full analog!
Meat-only, no chrome. Fantastic! Until the story turns around and tells you "Sorry choom, your cyberware's failing- you gotta retire"
Oh. cool. I'll just pretend my spine was secretly made of RAM and carbon fiber this whole time.

Don't say you like the Anime ( Khazan: The First Berzerker )
If you haven't read the Manga ( r/ama: Broke BOTH Arms )

Played over 200 hours on the Nintendo Switch version of this game and I was able to carry my saves over to PC thanks to CD PROJEKT Red going above and beyond with their updates, patches and modding support.

Can still go toe-to-green-toe with "triple A" stealth games even a decade after release.

Cyberpunk 2077, Dungeon's & Dragons, and Elder Scrolls came running out of the 'RPG Only' Bathroom, screaming and dialling 911 because Hogwarts Legacy was in there creeping everyone out! The beginning of the game will trick you into thinking its an Open World RPG, because the castle is so fully realized and immersive, BUT don't be fooled by the make-up, until it gets some DLC bottom surgery, it is FAR from a true RPG.

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Looks like the real Star Wars sequel was the friends we made along the way

The tragic story of a Colonial Blunderbuss Wizard becoming the Black Panther of white people.

You enter the Shrine of Bethesda and discover an ancient relic, Bethesda's Star.

Bethesda's Star is a soul gem. Soul gems are not uncommon occurances,
they simply take the soul of a living thing and capture it in time, so it can be used later.
Bethesda's Star is unique, in that it can be reused, multiple times without breaking.
You can fill it with a different soul every day if you wish.

Many powerful wizards have sacrificed their magical energy to improve upon it, as well as maintain it over the many years.
A magical portal opens and you enter Bethesda's Star.
You witness the wonder and magic all around you, but the heart of this star has been corrupted,
and the avatar of a powerful, greedy mage appears before you.
The mage demands sacrifice, to extend his life and the life of the sacred relic in which he resides.

Do you cleanse the relic of all of the wizard's innovation and hard work, or do you sacrifice to give the relic extended life?

I recommend everyone complaining about Creation Club play through the Star of Azura Quest.