Recent reviews by anonym0

2 hours in, running pretty smooth with DLSS quality with a 4080 super. No bugs or technical issues yet whatsoever.

Still in intro zone but running at about 120fps with 1440p. Some smaller fps drops in villages with lots of NPCs and cutcenes seems to be jumping between 50-60fps. Will update after a few more hours of testing.

Other than that, amazing ambience and audio. You feel like there is always something crawling around in some bushes behind you.

Edit: Had one potential memory leak after playing a few hours in a row, went down to 5-6fps and had to restart for it to work normally again. Other than that I have seen a few visual bugs like textures clipping and sleeping characters hovering above the bed. Also don't jump into closed bathroom stalls, the inside is locked too.

Game is great so far and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys a little more challenging open-world game.

Very fun colony survival game with many inspirations from games like rimworld. Slightly easier than rimworld but can still be tuned up if you want a real challenge.

One of the most fun and creative RTS games ever made. Entire plot feels like a cheesy old action movie but it still works so damn well.

Multiplayer does not work anymore without any fixes, but you can get it working again using Cncnet which is safe and still working.

A really fun but short demo. You get just enough time to explore the main mechanics but not enough to really get started with anything serious. Gave a very similar feeling to the old Rebuild flash games but improved in almost every way. Some smaller issues but I have great hopes for the game.

Pro:
- Pretty good performance. Even with the huge city sizes, it still kept a pretty good fps.
- Huge city to explore and scavenge. Even has vehicles for exploring further away.

Con:
- Lack of UI for certain basic actions. Might have been me not finding it or not yet implemented, but I did not manage to find any way to manually reload weapons or heal your squadmembers. Became a small issue when squadmembers with only a few more bullets in their guns refused to stock up ammo to compensate.
- Dispanding squads and reassembling new ones still sent in previous injured members to fill up the squads rather than changing them for healthy or "optimal" people.
-Visuals could use a bit more colour. It feels very grey and gritty which on one hand fits for the apocalypse, but I would love to see more colour in the world.

A fun and creative game about building and managing your own little fleet of spaceships. It mixes elements from games like FTL and space engineers, while keeping it fairly simple and easy to learn. At the same time it is not an easy game, far from it. You will die and die again, but from the ashes you will learn and improve your ships to be more efficient.

The game is currently a little lacking in content, but for the fairly low price, It's definitly worth grabbing.

So far a pretty good Bethesda experience. Combat AI feels better than any previous Bethesda game combined with a pretty varied selection of weapon types similar to the Fallout series. The handcrafted maps are very impressive but the random generated ones feel like less interesting worlds from No Man Sky.

Larian Studios have managed to create a faithful portrayal of the D&D world, while also making a really fantastic video game. It improves on many concepts from Larian Studio's previous games in the Divinity universe. The game is not perfect, I have encountered several bugs that become more common as you go deeper into the game, especially during the third act. Hotfixes have been released rapidly and fixed a lot of these issues however, so I would say it's currently in a very good state.

Content wise you could expect at least hundreds of hours with the varied story and choices that builds upon it in different directions. With about a dozen classes, races and even more subclasses, there is not really any limit to how much you can experiment and explore to build your own characters.

Finally, you can't really ignore the fact that Larian Studios decided to avoid microtransactions and dlcs (with the single exception of a deluxe version of the game) which I see as a great step forward, where other developers often pick the easy way out and try to make more money.

Still waiting for proper modsupport with modtools, but still plenty of mods made by the community to check out on Nexus for the time being.

Baldur's Gate 3 is a fantastic experience and I hope that we'll see a lot more future projects from Larian Studios.

A surprisingly fun roguelike with a chess theme. It blends the moves and planning of chess with modern turnbased strategy games while also adding a bit of roguelike elements to spice it up. I very much recommend this one.

A fun and challenging medieval sandbox. Lacking a little bit on the diplomacy side of things for now, but makes up for it with fantastic combat

A fun and very varied game for two people. I had a fantastic time playing through it with a friend and we enjoyed every moment of it. No level is the same and it mixes it up with minigames and new mechanics. The only negative I would give it is the fairly short playtime. We finished it in about 11 hours, finding all minigames and such would probably have taken it up to about 13-15 hours at maximum.