Recent reviews by Oreomilkshake

Exploration in this game strikes a perfect balance between fun and challenge, with thrilling, phobia-inducing moments sprinkled throughout that ignite curiosity and compel you to keep exploring! The music and atmosphere are an absolute joy to experience. Its Kubrick-esque ending, combined with a sweet and comforting twist, makes this game one of my all-time favorite game experiences.

Amazing artwork, music and story.. As someone who is very much interested in Early modern history and history of art, it was such a delightful experience!

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Overall Kotor 2 is a good game with interesting stories and characters to explore during your journey.
Compared to Kotor 1: UI, gameplay, crafting system improved but storywise I would say its a weaker game. Kotor 2 is trying to tell a more "complex" story that diverging from a heroic space opera formulation of classic Star Wars stories and instead explores concepts of being Sith and Jedi from a slightly philosophical and moral perspective. Unlike many other, I would argue that even though its a fresh concept for a Star Wars story, It doesn't work here mainly because of its week delivery through convoluted and boring dialogue(and yes, unlike many other, I hate Kreia). As cheesy as it is, I had 10 times more fun playing Kotor 1 than this game mainly because of classic Star Wars story with a predictible yet earned twist at the end and also Kotor 1 has more interesting and fun to talk companions than this game(Especially Bastilla and Mission). Companion side missions were also richer in Kotor 1 compared to Kotor 2. Still its a pretty good Star Wars RPG and I am planning to give it another shot for a Dark side playthrough.

0/5, not enough avocado

9/10 - not enough chickens

A bit short, if you just play the normal mode it takes around 4-5 hours I guess, but very satisfying Castlevenia experience. The soundtrack is also very well done.

LULULLULULULUL, ADDICTED AF

I hate the quest system of the game, quests are connected to each other idk why and you have to do each of them to progress in the game, no freedom for the player. Sure i dont expect Divinity or Pillars level freedom but i felt game always push me to do something and It is annoying for me. Even some quests doesn't reward you, they are just there to unlock another quests. Also skill tree is too silly*, unwise (couldn't find proper word) and just work against the player not hard, again you "have to" unlock some skills to be able to get skills you want and there is no way i can see so far to make you own way on the skill tree and progress in that way.

During my playtime, i couldn't feel progression and it makes me feel like playing old grinding witch house games (i am okey with grinding mechanics, but game should reward the player better).

Still, i dont want to uninstall the game, I am planning to play and grind while watching series.

Great atmosphere and musics.....