Recent reviews by K_V_V

There's just something about this game. It just keeps scaling beyond where you ever thought possible, and it's so interesting every time. Every time I think i'm bored/figured out a 'super build' I realize there's another whole layer I wasn't even paying attention to before, and this has happened like 4 times over.

I keep coming back and there is still a challenge in building up a perfect character to achieve your goals.

Patient gamer for the win. Still holds up fantastically compared to other modern games. Not quite The Witcher tier, but close enough to be a great game.

Sure the battlepass is kinda crappy, but the game is fun.

18 Hours in and I'm enjoying the hell out of this game. At the time of writing this there are def still some bugs, but i find the gameplay enjoyable, the story compelling, the scene/city VERY compelling, and am currently addicted to grinding up my character.

Don't let the whiny gamer boys ruin this one. It is pretty damn fun.

Do I really need to write this review. This game gets tons of praise for good reason.

Here's the highlights. Celeste doesn't get better because you beat your head enough the wall enough that you're finally successful (although their is some beating). Celeste doesn't get better because you get new moves or powerups. Celeste makes you a BETTER PLAYER. There is something so insanely gratifying about it. As you go back, and play levels that you originally thought were difficult, you find that you can FLY through them.

I don't know of a time where i've ever 100%'d a game, and man am I glad I 100%'d this one.

I'll be honest, I was a bit hesitent to jump into this game. While overwhelmingly positive, seems like every reviewer had hundreds of hours logged. I appreciate that a game can offer that much, but I was worried that my "get the the point" playstyle wouldn't work well with this game. I'm sorta a "casual" as gamer bros go, so investing 100s of hours into a game isn't something I really enjoy doing.

Well, i was wrong. Took me about 45 hours start to finish to complete. This is quite a bit longer than i usually prefer in games, but honestly i enjoyed the last 40 hours of it. The first 5 are a bit of a slog if you're unfamiliar with the series, but once you get past that it keeps getting better and better.

In my 45 hour playthrough I'm sure I missed some cool missions, got antsy at dialog boxes and skipped things i shouldn't have, but my 45 hour playthrough feels complete.

The game seems to have made it pretty obvious what side missions are worth your time, and I enjoyed the vast majority of them.

Sure i've got a quest log filled with witcher quests and side missions, but I really feel like it's complete.