บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Ferengi

Controls and camera are clunky, and make me nauseous easily. A lot of fetch quests and a slow burner of a story which isn't a bad thing but with nothing else keeping me entertained it doesn't help. Also 6 hours into the game I got a save bug and lost about an hours worth of progress, so calling it quits. A shame

Finally got to the Deus Ex franchise in my backlog, was incredibly fun and interesting and really enjoyed the world and abilities. Sadly Humankind Revolution was unable but this game thankfully had a recap video and didn't rely too much on the past game to be enjoyable on its own.

Still very playable with modern hardware, played at 4k 240hz and never had any issues, would recommend trying it out if you somehow are like me and haven't played it yet :)

Don't recommend playing just because of how unplayable it is on modern hardware. Game crashes consistently, and stutters unless you do a fix outside the game.

I really enjoyed the time I played, but I would recommend just watching the recap video in the sequel and enjoy the more stable experience

I recently started playing Oblivion and have been thoroughly enjoying it. I have already completed the main quest line, or at least it seems that way, and have been exploring the side content ever since. Thanks to the use of mods, the game has been elevated to a Skyrim level of quality and I have not experienced any motion sickness while playing.

As with many Bethesda games, Oblivion is known for its bugs and glitches. However, with the installation of 485 mods, the game has been running smoothly with only occasional crashes occurring every 3-6 hours. The only other issue I encountered was with HDR on my monitor, which made dark areas like caves difficult to navigate. Despite my attempts to turn off HDR, the game refused to listen and forced it on. I eventually had to use the console command TLB to make the game playable in these areas.

Overall, the game has been very enjoyable and is still very playable in 2024. While the story was shorter than I expected, it was very entertaining.

My review is from someone who didn't play it when I was younger, and based purely on it's playability in current years

In it's purely vanilla state I would simply just say "unplayable", but thanks to modders I was able to download over 450 mods that made the game run and play at a passable state I am sure for most people. But unfortunately due to my motion sickness the feeling of the incredibly slow sprinting/walking mixed with the low frame rate made it too nauseating for me.

I will have to not recommend the game for people like me who have motion sickness, but for others I am sure it's a great experience and enjoyable part of Bethesda's history. I will just have to hope that Bethesda will at some point make a remaster of Morrowind, and maybe even ES1 and 2.

Is very much a more advanced Game Dev Tycoon. While that game was amazing this brings everything you'd want that was missing from that game. You are not limited by how many employees you can have, consoles are more advanced to build and maintain, you can buy and sell other companies, be a publisher, sell merch, make remasters, ports, spinoffs, dlc, updates, f2p games.

It's a lot of fun and worth $25 to me at least. The only thing I wish the game had was multiple maps/layouts but still very good

I think right now this game is not a recommendation from me. While it has vastly improved a lot of the annoying or tedious features of the first game and streamlined a lot of the cleaning/actual building of houses they also in turn removed a lot of stuff that was fun.

The game also has a lot less wall art/decors and rugs leaving a lot of decor needing to be imported in by yourself. The game also has very little outdoor props to be used even though the prior game had a farming, pets, AND barn related DLC.

This game doesn't feel like a complete game and instead feels like it's missing a few DLC's to get close to being as complete as the first game. Maybe once it gets a few DLC and a sale it might be worth it but $40 for half a game doesn't seem like a good price to me.

It's still far from beating For the King I, but it was enjoyable so far. The graphics are very much similar but are are improved. Game's UI and game mechanics are 99% the same, so if you just wanted more of the same but with an extra friend joining in then you'll have a blast :)

The new stuff so far:
- A fourth player slot, which is actually great because I remember back in FTK I we had four people that loved the game and it was always awkward trying to play musical chairs so everyone could feel included

- In battles there are 8 open spaces for you and the enemy have to move around on, this mechanic is interesting but so far isn't all that in-depth or important I found, besides juggling the shielded slot behind your tank(s)

- Loadouts, While I do think this is a cool addition to the game but it is really annoying that it's a shared pool, and I wish they had told people that traits are also shared and only can be used by a single person per a trait. Would've saved us some lore points that we could've used for other things instead of us all buying the same trait.


Things that I'd like to see improved/fixed/added:

- Loadout pools to either include everyones unlocks as duplicates, or to just have separate loadout pools

- The long loading screens between going from the overworld to a battle and vice versa to be fixed, the original game was nearly instant and I don't see why this game isn't.

- The ability to invite someone after loading back into a game (While fixed, some people failed to join the game and we had to stop and redo the session every time until everyone loaded in)

- Fix enemy UI's as they don't show what status's enemies already have, just what they're immune to.

Great little game if you have the friends to play with :)

Phasmophobia with some hardspace shipbreaker elements


Edit: Played it back when it only had 65 or so players as it's peak. Glad to see it get picked up by Youtubers so now it can get seen by more people :)

If you like Bethesda type games, then you'll like this one.

It has everything you love including bugs, jank, features that don't work, 2005 facial animation, giant voids of empty space with nothing to do, and back and forth quests.

Since it was free I can't super hate on it as it did kill my time for a few days, but I am probably going to forget this game even exists in a few more weeks