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Oh man, have I been waiting to write this review. I just finished my first playthrough and Baldur's Gate 3 is genuinely the best game that I have ever played in my 25 years of gaming. There are really just too many good things to say about it so I will just say this: I could have paid double the $54 that I did and still felt like I got a great deal without question. You could EASILY spend 1000+ hours exploring the world that Larian created with multiple playthroughs and probably still be entertained at the end.

The only bad thing that I can think of is that my game crashed about 3-4 times, and I experienced maybe 10-15 minor glitches throughout my 100.5 hours of gameplay which really isn't that bad at all considering how immense the game is.

This is one of the few games that I have played that I would recommend to anyone - it is an amazing work of art and an incredible experience. Just be prepared to spend a month or more of your life getting through everything!

Over five years later and Red Dead Redemption 2 is still as astonishing as it was on day one. It is probably the best game that I have ever played; the world that Rockstar created feels truly life-like and there is straight up too much to do at some points. The main story took me 45 hours to complete and I am simply too exhausted to explore the 45+ hours of other content that the game offers.

That may sound like a problem, but it ultimately shows that RDR2 is absolutely teeming with high quality content and is easily worth full price. The game is a work of art.

It's a fun and addicting game. The art design is very cool and the replayability is very high. It's worth full price.

I waited three years to buy this game and oh boy was that wait worth it. I genuinely feel that this is one of the best games that I have ever played, and Cyberpunk 2077 as it stands today is a 10/10 game. Nearly EVERYTHING about this game is beautiful - the graphics are amazing, the story is great, the immersion that Night City creates is compelling. The game seems like it took more effort to complete than the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ moon landing.

I played through about 33 hours of gameplay and only saw around 40 graphical bugs and crashed only three times. For how immense and packed with content this game is, I was pleasantly surprised that the countless bugs that people were experiencing back in 2020 had mostly been fixed.

Although the Cyberpunk setting isn't really my thing, I fell in love with the world that CDPR created. They didn't set out to just make a flashy game with a mediocre story, they set out to create a genuine, living world that you have an instrumental part in and they absolutely succeeded in that. This game is worth full price without question.

Papo & Yo is only a couple of hours long and the gameplay isn't that challenging or innovative, but the themes that this game covers and the unique art design that it uses to bring the story to the player are beautiful. Substance abuse can be extremely damaging to those that experience or witness it and the game conveys this in a colorful yet incredibly raw manner.

The music throughout the game is also great and adds layers to the emotion that the game is trying to express.

The game is pretty much broken on Windows 11, but you can get it to work by deleting 'systemdetection.dll' from the game files in the steamapps/common folder. Even then the game wouldn't use my GPU so I was only able to get through it at the lowest settings and with low FPS.

As for the game itself, the story is like 5 - 6 hours long and nowhere near as good as the previous Splinter Cell games. The gameplay can be fun at times but is mostly average and is outdated in 2023. I have a hard time recommending this game to anyone, but if you pick it up on sale you may be able to have a few hours of enjoyment without feeling like you got ripped off.

It's a great game even after ten years. The story isn't perfect and the controls can be a bit clunky, but the gameplay is very fun and it's an experience that's worth full price.

Decided to play this game after 14 years of owning it and never trying it and was pleasantly surprised. It's definitely outdated in many ways, but it was still a fun experience for what it is.

It's a fun little game that's worth full price. Takes about 5 - 7 hours to get 100%.

The stories don't hold up well compared to when I first played through them as a teen, but this game is still great after 15+ years. Easily worth full price.