Recent reviews by KiraGG

Starfield is first and foremost a Bethesda game and if you played Elder Scrolls series or Fallout, you will know what I mean. You can go to the most distant planet out there, with no life whatsoever, extreme conditions, explore it and find some lonely miners that were stuck there, with a broken ship and systems, just wanting to go back home to their families and you can help them. If you enjoy exploration, hundreds of different NPC's with various backgrounds, characters, quests to offer, side stories, open decisions and consequences for following certain routes, fantastic locations with amazing music, various weapons, space suits and ship modifications, you will love it. A lot of people mentioned how it is Skyrim in space, in fact, it's more of a Fallout in space. One of the most talked criticism points is that you can't fully explore planet, reaching an invisible wall, well, I'm 70+ hours in and there hasn't been a single instance where I would reach that mentioned wall. Last night I spent an hour on a single planet, getting resources, doing bounty side quests, finding artifacts and distortions, temples and so on and that wasn't even inhabited planet. There is simply no need to walk for hours around because game offers so much to do you will never run out of quests or activities. Incredibly immersive experience and freedom of choices, you can approach any quest or situation with a different take. Space battles, for me, were the most challenging content at the start of the game, but they are incredibly fun. Even in space you meet tons of characters and will have funny and cool encounters. Just like in Skyrim, Fallout 3 or New Vegas, I can survive an epic battle, recover, modify my weapons, take a good rest and prepare to dive into new, unknown solar system for a new adventure, that's what I love about Starfield. Game does have a few bugs here and there, one of them in particular couldn't allow me to finish quest unless I will kill an NPC and get a bounty on my head, but that's as I said, a Bethesda game. Apart from that, highly recommend for all the reasons mentioned early. Starfield offers hundreds of hours of stuff to do, you can completely ignore main story and built your own journey on exploration, helping random folks, killing said folks, building the biggest outpost out there or simply exploring.

After spending a weekend in Louisiana and losing his hand, Ethan Noface travels to Romania to spend some leu and deal with even more mold spores in the old castle Dimitrescu, lies ahead big melons, werewolves and rock punching Chris Redfield.

Bought it for my daughter, great family game!

Love it! New spells are really gorgeous and so are new locations! Haven't finished it yet, but so far the whole story time jump is super exciting, also waiting for yet another awesome plot twists!

Absolutely love it, story is intriguing, especially later on when we begin to discover more and more about Athia's dark past and it's rulers. Main character Frey is simple yet relatable. Our companion is mysterious and very charismatic, combat and parkour is satisfying but the game really shines the moment you discover second set of spells which is a blast. The amount of combat tweaks and spells variety you can pull of depending on situations, such as enemy weak points, is outstanding, so are many improvements you can get, such as special 'Nails' which provide lots of cool benefits for Frey. World is gigantic and fun to explore. I'm yet to finish the game but I will absolutely smash it!

Jill joins Chris on a cruise vacation.

Mr. X Footsteps 10/10.

A breaking point in the series, where Chris becomes an alcoholic.

I really loved the tutorial, everything was explained so well and detailed. Couldn't enjoy the rest of the game thought, after 2 hours in matchmaking queue I realized nobody plays it.

Remove the 'Resident Evil' from title and call it Mold Attacks or Redneck's Rampage. Also Ethan suks big time.