Recent reviews by M a r u s h u

Two of my best girls have almost the same name, Shizuku and Shizuko.

Side Note: Given that I do know some Japanese, the English translation can go from good enough to flat out wrong. Though I assume liberties were taken regarding one-to-one translations. Like for instance "Baka" (Stupid/Idiot) would be translated entirely differently in certain occasions.

Standard CD Projekt Red, release it as a massive mess.
Then continually work on it until they can leave it in a state of near perfection.
Preem work really. Release Cyberpunk 2077 is very different to Present Cyberpunk 2077.

Also, modding is another great thing with Cyberpunk, mod it to your heart's desire like I did to add in some extra life into it.

I have the same items in my desk.
Will attempt it irl.

Economic Imperialism the Game.

FOR DEMOCRACY!!!

In all seriousness, it is a very much fun game.
Despite the problematic balancing done by the balancing team, it is best enjoyed with friends for even more shenanigans to occur.

No friends? Still a great experience! and joining randoms but that can have a 50/50 whether it is going to be random chaotic fun or meta grinding, which is to be expected from an online multiplayer game (something that happens to any multiplayer game),

However, my main gripes is still its publisher, Sony. As someone who used to live in a country where I wouldn't be able to play this, makes me frustrated with Sony's greed for "useless" numbers to appease investors.

Need hot steamy gay sex with Colonel Sanders

I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love Mako so much that everytime I play other routes, I find myself looking for Mako.
WHERE IS MY MAKO GIRLFRIEND IRL? WHEN MAKO?
MAKO MAKO MAKO MAKO MAKO MAKO MAKO
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Bobs and Vegene where???? :(((

How I wish I can do this type of puzzles to get a Tiffany Girlfriend IRL : (

I believe Paradox have gave CK2 a proper successor and that is this: Crusader King's 3

Relatively simplified to accommodate more players but good enough to keep the veteran players of the olden games still satisfied. There are still several features that are lacking compared to CK2 but I expect those to come through time, I mean CK2 had A LOT of DLC and way more development time compared to this fledgling game. They already done a great job transporting some of the DLC content of CK2 to CK3 into the base game, hopefully Paradox won't bury this with tons and tons of DLCs as usual.

Anyhow, if you like Grand Strategy games with a sprinkle of Role Playing and Family Management, CK3 is the way to go! There isn't much quite like it out there and I recommend it to you as a player of CK2. The Workshop as usual, is there to help you spice up the game like the LotR and GoT mods that are coming soon to CK3 which were beloved in CK2.

Great Game, I recommend it even buying at full price.