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Cosy. Captivating. Calming.

I have around 250 hours in The Witcher 3 on the PS4, have seen everything there is to see in the game and I'm playing it again despite me not really replaying games. It's not just my favourite RPG, it's my favourite game, period. I think that says enough.

One recommendation. One thing that elevates the experience is reading the books which are set before the games. I recommend that before starting your gaming Witcher journey as it makes experiencing the gaming world and it's stories so much sweeter. So damn good.

P.S. I can't get pass this as it has bothered me since the Witcher 1: The Dandelion and Triss voice-overs are garbage to the point it messes up two really solid characters. It's a hill I'll die on.

I will recommend this game, not because I particularly enjoyed it, but because I made the mistake of trying to find all the collectibles in one go. Don't do that. Just climb, experience the game and then go for 100%. It's just annoying otherwise and it will sour the lovely experience that frankly is there, if you just sit back, relax and enjoy. Screw the achievements, you can get all of those later.

I'm fairly new to the roguelike/lite genre and even though I still don't understand the difference between the two, I can already say I'm a fan. The idea of each run being progress, no matter how long or far you manage to go, makes death much less frustrating.
Children of Morta is fun. While the story is "just" okay, the art style and the mechanics are great. It runs perfectly on the Steam Deck and it's a perfect game for on the go.

Less wooden than the first game, but still quite a bit more wooden than The Witcher 3. It sits snuggly between the two and (after slight tinkering) works perfectly on the Steam Deck.

The Triss and Dandelion VOs are still the worst VOs in gaming.

It's not exactly a game you can't get for free on the phone. I wouldn't waste my money with it. And also, this isn't really Wordle, though, is it?

Damn it, Kan Gao made me cry again.

I do love these clever and beautiful tie-ins to the 'To the Moon' universe, uncovering a new layer of the overall story of that world.

I was expecting something along the lines of 'To the Moon' and story-wise it absolutely delivered as it is spectacular. How that story is presented however, wasn't to my liking nor taste. Despite that the ending did make me well up.

Loud noises, flashy dream sequences, cheap jump scares, ... Couple that with some really illogical and tedious puzzles and you have some second-rate horror on your hands. Making horror for the sake of horror just doesn't make a good entry in the genre. I wasn't particularly surprised this is the same developer as the underwhelming (and also second-rate) Observer. They are capable of making some nice atmosphere I'll give them that, particularly with the soundtrack, but a soundtrack this good has no business in being in a game this bad.

Played the game just to familiarize myself with the mechanics before tackling New Lands and ended up 100% the achievements. It's free guys. I wouldn't even mind paying for such a well-made game.