Recent reviews by Qualibert

Multiplayer game of the year right there.

One of the best factory building game out there. I keep coming back to it and the devs are active.

Best game on steam deck for me.

For fans of the franchise only I guess, it's the best looking dinosaurs game we have but the tycoon part is very shallow. For a Frontier game, it lack ability to customize the park to your liking but they keep working on the game and make it better.

This is my best RPG of the year. I used to love playing D&D and others tabletop RPG and Divinity brings everything that was so fun in a convenient format.

It's, by a long shot, the best local coop game to play with my girlfriend. You don't lose any freedom by playing with a friend and the interactions are so gratifing. The turn-based combat are intense, you feels so proud when you struggle in a battle and finally win. You also feels like a god sometimes when you crush enemies with your shiny new skills.

The graphic are beautiful, some scenes are a joy to the eyes. The game works very well with a controller (we are using Steam Controllers). The story is great and the quest system makes it a true open-world RPG with branching, multiples outcomes and meaningful choices to takes.

If you have played the first one, then you'll feel at home and be welcomed with a bunch a enhancements to make your experience more enjoyable and easy for you.

Finally, yes, at the moment of writing this. we encountered a handful of bugs (sound stuttering, quests log not updating) but it was not game breaking at any point. Most of the time, if not all the time, a save and reload fixed it. The last, somewhat, negative point is the crafting system which, again at the moment, is lacking a good portion of recipes from the first one (blacksmith is gone all together).

A great game, if you loved old turn-based RPG, tabletop RPG, the first Divinity: OS or pretty much anything related to those, then Divinity: Original Sin 2 is a jewel for you.

There's a lot of average and bad survival games in early access and there's The Long Dark. It's the single most immersive sandbox survival games I played. You feel in danger and near the edge of death all the times and live just another day only feel all that more rewarding.

The looting is a joy everytime that you searching everywhere for that one thing that can help you sustain a little longer. The relief in finding a shelter and ligthing a warm fire and the smile on your face when you discover a stash of survival gear left behind by some poor souls caught in the wintery apocalypse.

I also have to add that it's not, most of the times, the wildlife that is a threat but the hunger, the thirst, the fatigue and the cruel....harsh.....cold. Because yes, in this games, there's no zombies, no raiders or mutant hounds to gun down like a action hero. The unforgiving winter is your worst enemy and you can feel the bone-chilling weather right through your screen.

When you play, you ARE in the harsh freezing world of The Long Dark. Take that from a Canadian.

This is the best narrative game I ever played... Frankly, I even had a better time that in Telltales Walking Dead! I cannot find a game remotly as atmospheric and awesome as this one and I'm sad.

The story is amazing, you just need to go with it and get caught in the plot. Graphic, art, voices, gameplay are dead on masterpieces. For me, I just want to go back in the wood and explore this wonderful world and story again.