Recent reviews by Boccs

I'm only a few hours into the game but so far the amount of polish and charm it has is absolutely off the charts. I didn't expect a return to turn-based RPGs this year and I DEFINITELY didn't expect one as well made and frankly gorgeous as this one. The gameplay reminds me of a combination of Persona 5 (where you alter between skills, ranged attacks, and melee) and of Super Mario RPG and the more recent Sea of Stars (where abilities can be enhanced by well timed inputs and enemy attacks can outright negated the same way). The art style is absolutely gorgeous, the soundtrack beautiful, and the graphics and controls are rock solid. I can already feel all of my spare time being devoted to beating this and unlocking every secret I can.

If you already have the original Oblivion, just reinstall that. If you've never played Oblivion before, go buy the game of the year edition and save yourself thirty bucks. There's nothing here that makes this a better purchase than the original and the ungodly file size and graphics cards demands don't make sense. The graphics are nice enough for the world but the characters still look like sickly potatoes, the voice lines are still as awkward and wooden as the original, and relatively minor changes to the level system aren't worth harping about. If this is what Bethesda is spending its time doing then the company is circling the drain and fast. This is the final nail in the coffin for me. By the time Elder Scrolls 6 FINALLY releases I'm going to wait for a sale so massive they might as well be giving it away for free.

If this is what to expect from Bethesda in the future, then it's probably better if the company die.

Prove that you can do the work of four dwarves if they just give you enough guns.

A fun way to kill half an hour at a time with plenty of unlocks to keep you occupied.

If every early access game brought this level of fun and polish to their product I wouldn't hate early access. Deep Rock is a fantastic way to kill time with friends. Rock and Stone!

It's everything I loved about Symphony of the Night with improved graphics and voice acting. If every kickstarter paid off this fantastically we'd never need AAA companies again,

A solid city builder with plenty of people to keep happy to give challenge. The various eras are all fun, the dialogue is funny, and I stole the Eiffel Tower by distracting the French with cheese.

Oh my gosh this is the cutest platformer I have ever played. Every level drips with creativity and charm. If every game could be given an ounce of the love that Gears for Breakfast put into this game then we'd be in a golden era of entertainment.

The game is a lot of fun right up until the ending which is just garbage. I felt less disappointed from the ending of Mass Effect 3 and that one -sucked-.