Recent reviews by AmunetSokhtiTTV

It took two tries, with the first being one where I didn't give it more than a few hour's play, but I am firmly in love with this game's atmosphere, lore, NPC's, worlds, and combat. It has all of the nerdy references and story beats that tickle the floofs of my heart.
Don't worry about all the old reviews, and you can still play the original version if that's your thing, its this revamped and restyled version you want. Just make sure to take some time away from the game to do real life stuff because when in the game it's excellence will sink its Lovecraftian limbs right into ya.

Finding a game that can keep up with Smash Bros. Ultimate as far as quality, personality, and mechanics is such a joy. We really feel that we're learning the matchups and getting better at the game even while playing 2v2 with random teammates. Yes, there's the occasional match that feels one-sided after all there's players for whom the game is more than a diversion or a stress release.
That said the average player whom loves fighting games, like ourselves, will fall into love with Multiversus. The world created here is accessible and encourages a journey of getting better at the game and meeting up with friends. Like Garnet we enthusiastically form a heart with our hands for this gem of a rival to Smash Bros.

We absolutely would recommend V Rising to anyone who loves to build their own Vampire Stronghold from scratch while battling against challenging, but fair, bosses and enemies. The PvE solo experience is well worth the price and time investment alone. Combine that with the ability to bring friends into your game only makes the package sweeter.
That said, if you're not prepared for frustration and loss of progress, do not go into a PvP server unless its a game you create. You'll have your castle walled off by other players with nothing better to do than to ruin your experience.

Amunet Sokhti loves the married life. Her wife, Shahvee, and their two adopted daughters enjoy living in Windhelm. However the spirit of derring-do and the power of the Dragonborn is hard to ignore for long. With the help of Parthanax, Amunet used an Elder Scroll to travel back 1000 years. The goal: To prevent the events that would lead to the White-Gold Concordant ever being signed.

Backstory aside I absolutely love playing and Twitch streaming Elder Scrolls Online. One of the best experiences I've had in gaming in a long time over an extended period of time. Takes a little bit to ease into but anyone whose combed through everything Skyrim: Anniversary Edition has to offer will find much to love here.

It's where the series began and both the main game and DLC's mostly hold up (just don't plan on going into Moxxi's Arena without some friends). Not much else to say if you're the type of player that likes to go back to Diablo 1, Fallout 1 and 2, Elder Scrolls: Morrowind, and the like for a retro experience this game will be right up your alley.

If you're tired of God Mode and other games and want a super challenge give this a go.

It's the very first Fallout, it still holds up as a great game, and it is well worth your time to play. That said you must obey one rule: SAVE OFTEN!

It's a bit shorter than the other games but its an essential bridge between the first two games and its innovations are decent if not stellar. Sometimes a game just needs to be good enough and this is.

Tiny freaking Tina and Mr. Torque. That is all.

It's a love letter to Bioshock, Fallout, Borderlands, and Starfinder TTRPG. Ashley Burke voices Parvati and other great voice actors join her in making this game come so alive.

Seriously what's not to love?