Recent reviews by Dr. Soyberg

Lord Howard lied once again, expected better from Starfield since it is Bethesda's first new IP in 25 years.

First things first, the visuals are absolutely breathtaking. The attention to detail in every nook and cranny is astonishing, whether it's exploring the intricate cities or venturing into dark and dangerous dungeons. The graphics truly bring this medieval fantasy world to life, making it a joy to explore every inch of it.

The gameplay mechanics have been revamped while staying true to the core essence of the franchise. The turn-based combat system is incredibly well-balanced and strategic, providing endless possibilities for tactical decision-making. Every encounter feels like a chess match where positioning and teamwork matter greatly. It's rewarding to experiment with different strategies and see them play out in real-time.

One aspect that impressed me was how choices truly matter in Baldur's Gate 3, just as they did in its predecessors. The branching narrative ensures that each decision you make has far-reaching consequences, altering relationships with companions and shaping the overall storyline. This level of depth and player agency is what sets this game apart from many others in today's market.

Furthermore, the character customization options are extensive and allow for deep personalization. From choosing various races and classes to adjusting appearance details, creating a unique protagonist was an enjoyable process. Additionally, the companion characters are well-written, with intriguing backstories that unfold gradually throughout your adventure.