Recent reviews by Szkajf

I had been eyeing up this game for some time, and luckily, a friend actually gifted it to me.

Baldur's Gate 3 offers a captivating and distinctive experience from start to finish. Although the combat system takes some adjustment due to its initial lack of user-friendliness, once gotten used to, you'll find it difficult to revert to traditional RPG combat. Even after investing over 150 hours, the game continues to introduce new spells, weapon systems, and inventive ways to overcome challenges.

Here's the kicker: you don't have to be all buddy-buddy in this game. You can be the bad guy, murder all your pals, and still finish the game, although it'll be more difficult, you can do it. Larian Studios really hands you the reins with tons of options and freedom.

What stands out for me personally is the diversity in player experiences. Every player makes their own game, faced with numerous choices and consequential domino effects, exploring themes of good versus evil and even delving into romance options if that's your preference.

The musical score is exceptional, with each location featuring a unique soundtrack that can linger in your mind for hours.

In my opinion, this game is undoubtedly one of the best RPGs ever made and that ever will be made. If you can't get past the turn-based combat, it might be time to shake things up and see what you're missing.

Overall, I would rate this as a perfect 10/10 experience from the beginning to the end.

This game is excellent. It deviates from the typical clicker game model where you click a few times, wait, click again, and repeat the process, with the occasional return after three days to purchase upgrades. Instead, it captivates your attention for extended periods, thanks to its engaging "story" elements that delve into the origins of our species. Considering it comes at no cost, it's a remarkable deal and a genuinely overlooked gem.

This game is good, however.

It diverges significantly from the older Mass Effects, primarily due to its use of the Frostbite engine instead of Unreal. This choice has both advantages and drawbacks. The RPG elements are commendable, featuring impressive graphics and engaging combat. However, the facial animations leave something to be desired, and the voice acting is merely average.

It serves as a commendable open-world Sci-Fi RPG within the Mass Effect universe. Those anticipating Mass Effect 4 may find themselves disappointed, as it offers a distinct RPG experience focused on making the Andromeda Galaxy hospitable for human life, incorporating alien politics and warfare.

For players who have completed the Legendary edition and seek additional Mass Effect content, this is your option. It's a decent game, but the gameplay can become repetitive quickly. Although achieving 100% completion is straightforward, the experience may feel like a bit of a chore toward the end.

A weirdly eery, surreal experience. Good game overall

A fairly straightforward interactive story game. It has a touch of creepiness but, in my opinion, tends to be a bit dull.

Very enjoyable for fans of H.P. Lovecraft's work. Successfully creates a captivating Lovecraftian atmosphere.

An entertaining and straightforward flash game that's free to play. Ideal for moments when you have nothing else to do or when you want to unwind and listen to music while gaming.

Solid remake. A relatively short and easy game to platinum / 100%. Having played this during my childhood, I recalled it being somewhat longer and more challenging than the remake shows.

Modern day Jaws Unleashed. A enjoyable game.

A fairly challenging game that strikes a good balance between simplicity and complexity. Achieving 100% can be quite difficult due to a few achievements.