Recent reviews by Bert Chungus

I went into this game completely blind. The roleplay aspects are VERY fun and the setting and worldbuilding are incredibly impressive given that this is a 1998 release. Not to mention the fact that Sarevok is probably my favorite villain I've ever encountered in any game ever. I definitely consider this title to be one of my new favorites and wish I could have played it earlier in life

Fair warning, the game is so hard it sent me into some of the biggest gamer rages I've ever known. There isn't just a learning curve - the game straight up tosses you off a cliffside. I was playing on normal and I felt the difficulty was incredibly frustrating. The idea of playing a permadeath difficulty like Legacy of Bhaal sounds like straight up masochism and I extend my condolences to anyone who's crazy enough to actually attempt this.

I remember being baffled at IGN's 7/10 score for Starfield but with 24 hours in game I definetly think this rating is fair.

I love the Elder Scrolls, I love Fallout, and naturally I like Starfield too. But I can't in good faith say this is the best Bethesda game. Daggerfall, Morrowind, and even Oblivion to an extent were much more ambitious for their time compared to Starfield in 2023

Best game in the series by far. Bethesda has never been able to surpass Morrowind's writing and they probably never will, sadly. Stop wasting time reading reviews and just play it already

This is either the funniest game I've ever played or the most rage inducing

I actually like it a lot. Bethesda really changed this game for the better (even though it should have been like this in the first place). It feels like a proper installment in the franchise with the factions, characters, loot, and dialogue.

I hate that the atomic shop even exists but it's "out of the way" for the most part so I'm able to just ignore it.

My big complaints involve weight and crafting. Inventory management is somehow even more tedious than Fallout 4. EVERYTHING is weighted to a degree and finding all the materials you want for crafting/base building is pure grind.

Everything else is good though. Bethesda's greatest strength as game developers are the worldspaces and Fallout 76 has a great one. It might actually be the best in the franchise. It's debatable. Just give it a try while it's still free

7.5/10

I think I'm finally willing to forgive this game. What happened on launch was unacceptable, but regardless it still has a really great story and fun gameplay. I've found myself googling spoilers because I was fearful of making a bad choice. It's pretty big praise when a game gets you to care about the characters and world to such a degree

Performance is still frustrating. The game crashes frequently and the frame drops are absolutely insufferable when you're walking through dogtown. But I've enjoyed my time in night city.

Replayed it recently because of Eternal. Good ♥♥♥♥. Check it out if you haven't already

I've heard people complain about the """"Cutscenes""""" in this game. Don't listen to the contrarian nostalgia baiters. I'd say the longest it ever requires you to wait is like three minutes. It undoubtedly has less than Doom 3 and is a-lot more fun to play anyway

Doom 1 > Doom 4 > Doom 2 > Doom 3
I like them all though

Probably the best Rpg I've ever played. Degenerates who disagree belong on a cross

This is BY FAR one of the greatest games you will ever play.

Imagine watching your best friend from childhood die a slow and painful death from bad habits and heavy drug use. Add onto that the abandonment from their family and you have the equivalent of playing TF2 in 2021