Recent reviews by Boneyy

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call duty

Great game finally on steam. One of the only MMOs I've played that gives me the freedom to choose how I want to experience content.

Explore the world?
Do the main quest every ten levels?
Grind out world events?
Focus everything into healing skills?
Focus everything into my summoned minion?

It's a good in-between for fans of themepark mmos and sandbox mmos and I love it.

They took everything that made Halo 3 great and created something fun, now to grind 5 years for the next batllepass level

Has giant bats like in Lord of the Rings Online. Pretty cool

$20 for a deep and addicting experience that has a little bit to offer for everyone.

Fallout 4 style building
Oblivion-like skill upgrades
Rust style scavenging
Terraria-type world-building, exploration, procedural generation and crafting

There are a lot of comparisons that can be drawn to other games in the survival genre, but there is a lot to offer in a 1-gigabyte $20 game.

A few bugs here and there, but nothing game-breaking yet. The story, gameplay, and world design are phenomenal and immersive.

I understand most people's complaints and have experienced some T-posing NPCs, some trash loot phasing into the ground, and some goofy intros to some cutscenes, but the heart and soul of the game are there.

Great soundtrack and visual style, but the game has an issue where it won't let me live more than 30 seconds after I hit the ground

Good Game, Definitely recommend, especially if it's on sale.

+Amazing Graphics, RTX babyyyy
+Fun physics tied to the gameplay
+Great atmosphere and worldbuilding
+Story is good if you like conspiracy theories and reading

-Gameplay can be a bit repetetive
-Difficulty Spikes

Great game that really nails that grand and mysterious open-world RPG feeling while still remaining realistic, challenging, and rewarding.

The game does a great job at making you feel like a useless blacksmith's son at the start of the game, but as you do more and discover more in the world, you become a proficient killer, assassin, marksman, alchemist, AND you even learn how to read.

The combat is hard to master compared to other similar first-person RPGs, but it can be a lot of fun with a lot of depth once you get into it. It can be very janky at times and there are ways to cheese some enemies, but all-in-all, it compliments the realism and depth of the skill systems very well.

The world can be very fascinating but still very plain at the same time. there is A LOT to explore, and there are a lot of interesting landmarks