Recent reviews by Choowkee

Rocky start but the game is great. Only decent MMORPG released in the last decade.

Solid ARPG. Offline mode is flawless.

Bad

Started out fun, but there is too many gimmicks in this game.

Gas everywhere, one hit mechanics (heavy rockets) everywhere, cheesy tactics like invis+stun, or just full on melee builds. The game doesn't promote gunplay enough.

Waiting for the devs to address the balance issues.

Gud

Anniversary update is amazing. Its actually insane to think that at one point this game was gonna get abandoned. Took a break from the game and coming back seeing all the small changes makes the game feel fresh again. Hazama feels great to play, highly recommend picking up his DLC. Icey is pretty cool too.

Really hope the dev team can keep adding more Blazblue characters, will gladly pay for them!

Never played CP2077 on release, started with 2.0.

Game is extremely fun. While its not the RPG that CDPR promised, as an action open world game its excellent. I am most impressed by the combat and how many approaches the game allows you to utilize (stealth, melee, rambo-style, netrunner) while in battle. It really makes each encounter very interesting and fun. I was also surprised by the amount of verticality the game allows you to use (once you unlock dashing and double jumping).

Presentation/sound is great but that was never an issue with CP2077.

Main story is interesting so far. Side quests are pretty ok, nothing crazy but there is enough variety to keep you going.

Perk system is great. This was my main gripe with the original launch of the game. While the RPG systems are light, there is enough customization here to give everyone a satisfying way of building your character.

Couple of things I don't like so far:
- even after 3 years of patches there is still buginess and jankiness here and there. Nothing gamebreaking but its still not a fully polished product - maybe a byproduct of all the 2.0 changes
- loot could be better - finding rare weapon is great but most of the time you are just picking up cash and crafting components off enemies
- speaking of loot the whole vanity outfit aspect is pointless. You never really see your character in 3rd person so spending time dressing it up is basically useless. My main issue with this is there is a ton of costume items in the world that have no stats at all and they just dilute the loot pool
- driving feels off - can't put my finger exactly why but it just doesn't feel satisfying

Overall still an excellent FPS open world game. Say what you will about CDPR but they did finally fix up the game to how it was (mostly) promised. Also ten times better than Starfield lol

Best modern CRPG in existence....however, not without a couple of flaws.

The UI/UX is by far the weakest part of this game.

1) The interface has no scaling so a lot of text/tooltips/icons are incredibly small making it hard on the eyes. Its bizarre this was never addressed in EA. Even DOS2 had a better UI scale.

2) There is no party formation function. So all your companions just follow your selected character making it very awkward to position yourself before fights. Again a feature that was present in DOS2.

3) Many mechanics are left unexplained in the descriptions. For example some tooltips completely fail to tell you how often you can cast a spell/ability (e.g. is it short/long rest?).

4) When you are indoors/underground you cannot view the overworld map so unless you memorized all waypoints you dont know which one will teleport to where. Small gripe but I often find myself having to randomly selecting waypoints to exit dungeons.

There are many other smaller UI quirks that hopefully will get fixed with future patches.

The only other concern are bugs. I am still in Act 1 which for a game as complex as BG3 is very polished. A couple of smaller bugs here and there but nothing game breaking. Act 2 and 3 is where the majority of bugs is nested as per other player reports so hopefully Larian can fix it up rather quickly.

Despite these drawbacks its still an easy 9.5/10 game.

Game runs great. Been playing for a couple of hours without any technical issues. People are just technically handicap it seems.

- The mobile UI is horrible and will haunt you at every step of the way. A lot of text descriptions also make no sense. Even if this is a mobile port, games like Genshin Impact prove that you can have a great PC UI for a mobile game

- The game plays itself - all areas so far in the campaign are long corridors where you just follow the path highlighted by the main quest tracker. No decision making is required at any point. Regular mobs deal no damage, bosses are the only encounters that could possibly harm you and even those can be face tanked most of the time. Maybe the game gets harder later on but it caters so aggressively towards braindead casual players that I wont get a chance to find out

- Lack of polish in the audio/graphics department. Many effects completely lack audio cues. Animations/VFX are missing all over the place which results in a very cheap feeling game

- Bunch of unnecessary monetization schemes