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probably best described as a political RPG, taking the role of a struggling nation and having the capability of driving it towards democracy or totalism, capitalism or communism, isolationism or globalism, all while managing a family. a truly compelling story with a lot of replay value!

the fact this game is free astounds me. its a complete fictional natural documentary on a social species of whale in their early stages of development but that doesnt even come close to describing it. im buying the DLC simply because to not support the dev is a crime imo

im going to get well over 1000 hours in this game before im through

been playing for like 280 hours and overall its a great game. definitely a medieval themed meta-dating sim with action elements.

i originally played this when it came out on ps4 and back then i would ahve rated it a 2/5 only because of how good the story was, it was borderline unplayable and i had to restart multiple times to get an ending. I have been watching from the side lines for the past few years seeing the updates and waiting for phantom liberty and 2.0 patch. having now put a fair amount of time in and seeing the major overhauls i am happy to say this is now a solid 4/5 game.

the game fumbles the open world exploration with still some significant amount of unneeded bloat in the form of NCPD dispatch calls which would be better served being relegated to random encounters, and the way information is conveyed for some gigs via over text rubs me the wrong way. however, the main story is incredible and something i cannot recommend enough as it is brutally human in a brutally inhuman world. the 2.0 update really fixed a lot of things even outside of stability issues and improves gear, crafting, and the RPG system.

Throwing it out there as an end note, I really hope CDPR (and all other devs for that matter) tones down the open world aspects of their games and constrain their scope. games like this and Elden Ring would massively benefit from a more curated experience with having almost half the open world cut. Similarly, crafting systems while neat are not a must include and if done sub-optimally (like in the initial release) heavily detract from the experience.

Edit: I just completed the DLC and I have to say that I have not been more narratively satisfied in a long time. CDPR is a god tier writing team and I have high hopes for their next endeavor. While I cannot forget the state this game was launched in I do forgive it and think this more than redeemed their past failure.

Full notice, I only played about two hours before posting this but I feel that my experience could be informative for others. first and foremost, if you are looking for a game that is technically challenging you wont find it here. if you are looking fora game with meaningful exploration, you are better served with something like no mans sky. if you want a good initial hook or experience of awe early on, you wont find it here.

I ran through about half of the first planets areas all the while feeling incredibly bored for the process. I fought the pirates who were bullet sponges that lacked the ability to fight back meaningfully. I defeated the teramorph at level 2 using the mining drill and taking no damage by standing on a ledge which it could not reach and its ranged attack could not affect. I went to constellation, turned on the maguffin and uninstalled the game.

Let me paint you a picture of the last two big hits Bethesda released. In Skyrim, immediately following character creation you are set upon by a dragon which ruins the city. escaping with your life while fighting the nominally enemy faction you flee with a companion to a small town and are tasked with meeting the Jarl of Whiterun or go recover a stolen claw from a tomb full of undead. either way, within 2 hours you have a hook, compelling direction, and quests with tons of well defined and designed enviornments which mesh well with the area. In Fallout 4 immediately following character creation you survive a nuke, get frozen, and have you son kidnapped and your spouse shot. you escape to find the world in tatters and are near immediately tasked with fighting a raiders and eventually a deathclaw in power armor with a minigun. while neither of these games are perfect they illustrate what appears to me a lack of focus and a desire to build elements of a game which are uninteresting and have frankly been done better.

that all said, starfield is by no means a bad game. there are elements to it which i can see people liking and if you are willing to power through the less than interesting no mans lands which i take it are very common for random encounters then I suppose you would find it fun. however, to me the game is a solid 2/5-3/5 from what i experienced and completely unjustified by the $70 price tag. wait for a sale would by my recommend.

I want to be very clear when I say this is a great game, I have gotten my moneys worth and I intend to play it to 100% as of the posting of this review. this said, as of 42 hours I have completed the game for all intents and purposes. the game has three endings, each requiring separate play throughs, each of which add new missions and up the odds against you to always keep the challenge fresh. If you are into giant robots fighting each other and challenging your skill and build design this is a great game and one you will love. if you are looking for an extended experience I cannot recommend this in good faith. In general I would say that if this game is on sale it is a must have, otherwise the dependent on how much you like action games.

terrible, god awful AI that makes the game a pain in the ass to actually engage with

very few games have ever managed to captivate me to the degree that this game did. the sequel is no where near as good as this one due to a variety of reasons and to those who have not played it I cannot recommend this game enough. the sense of overwhelming dread you experience in certain areas is something of beauty that is so finely crafted i in no way can dock points for this game by any metric. 5/5 buy and have a great time

First off, I have put over 80 hours into this game and received one of the endings so far. I recommend this game but it is entirely contingent on additional updates that this game needs. I have nothing but praise for the story, characters, combat, writing, sound track, and art direction but there are bugs in here that really hamper the experience.

I have encountered 2 crashes so far and following extended play, 6 hours+, a bug starts showing up which prevents me from using the escape key to enter the menu preventing me from saving or loading after around that time period. there are also late game bugs associated with some of the ascension paths which make them non operable because certain items dont exist and at some times quests fail to update when you have an item. these can be fixed through mods, namely the most popular one on nexus, but having to do that is not acceptable going forward. they have already released a large update that deals with some of these problems and are likely to release more. if you enjoyed kingmaker, like i did, and can put up with bugs you will certainly fall in love with this game like i did. however, if you want a smooth experience wait to buy or buy and wait to play.