Recent reviews by Moro

I've only just started exploring Altus Plateau and I have 88 hours. Most of that has been exploring and finding mini bosses or NPCs to do quests for. Some of it has been farming runes and levelling when I get slapped by a main/optional boss(Screw you Radahn). A lot of it has been talking about the lore with friends and sharing my theories for end game.

I was a little worried with having joint issues the constant button mashing and the intensity of the game would be too much, but taking my time and enjoying the game has been amazing. Especially since I put it in offline mode, as I was worried about invasions until a friend told me exactly how they work. Maybe now I can experience the glory that is messages on the floor without having to worry. I'm glad my first real entry into the genre was Elden Ring, next stop is finishing the base game, grabbing the DLC and then getting the original Souls trilogy.

Remnant is not a genre I usually gravitate towards, but the story and game play had me falling in love. The DLCs are just the cherry on top.

A vampire beat me up, then santa laughed at me. 10/10 would play again.

This is without a doubt my comfort game. The dings every time you clean something is chefs kiss.

It's also very disability friendly, the option to press a button and have a constant stream of water makes it very easy for my hands/fingers when my joints may be flaring up. Yes, it messes up my clean lines, so I tend to only use it on the worst pain days, but having that option is something I never realised I needed, until i'm 5 hours in and my joints are thanking me for it.

Absolutely adore everything about this game.

Baxter my sweet boy.

Who do you Voodoo, b*tch

The game can be very clunky considering it's age, and I wish switching weapons/plasmids was a little easier, but it's still my favourite game/series to this day. It has such a unique and interesting story, looks beautiful both on the inside and ocean around which feels very immersive. I found myself searching for every little crumb of lore possible and even then I've missed stuff.

It definitely has some replayability due to the ending and choices you can make regarding the little sisters, as well as playstyle. But even then, I find myself going back every few years just to experience the story again.

Very fun game considering how long we had to wait. I had my doubts and worries it wouldn't live up to the love/hype I have for the first game so went in with low expectations.

I'm still only 50% of the way in terms of campaign, but have been sightseeing, exploring every nook and cranny, doing every side quest that pops up and I only have 48 hours at the time of this review. Yes, it's possible to complete the game within 10 hours if you're speeding through, but taking your time and experiencing the game, you'll easily get your moneys worth. That's not even considering the multiple playthroughs you can do for different character voice lines/playstyles.

Best smooching simulator, 10/10 would smooch everyone again.

I met my fiancé on the original Destiny during a Vault of Glass raid, almost 10 years ago at the time of this review. So this may be slightly biased as the series holds a special place in my heart.

No matter how much I want to hate the game due to some of the decisions bungo have made (Looking at you vaulted content). There is still so much I love about it that will always drag me back, even after a 3? year break.

Crow, my sweet baby bean.