Recent reviews by Praxis Abraxis

Culmination of the promise of the original.
Refined and balanced.
Looks great, like the original with details cranked way up.
Performance is great - no UE5 ♥♥♥♥♥

An instant classic!

Edit: After 25 hours I feel its fair to say this is a masterpiece, and one of the greatest TRUE RPG experiences in many years.
-they don't make 'em like this anymore!

I still wouldn't say it is for everyone, but if you are a fan of history and actual RPG mechanics and gameplay. I find it hard to believe you wouldn't find something to dig your teeth into... Whether as a cut-throat or as a good ole pious lad, or anything in-between!

Polished. Good. Stuff.

Puts FFXVI to shame.
Atlus producing arguably best in class games.

At this point, sadly, Square-Enix titles are due more scrutiny than consideration.

This game is an effing blast!
From start screen on, its hard not to feel joy.

This is one of my favorite hidden gems.
An absolute blast of an experience with incredible music.

And I effing hate shooter hell games.
This is the exception.

Price too much for you?
Wait for a sale.
Is this a horrible joke of an expansion? No.
Its quite good, imo.

Then again, I am someone who recognizes faults within the base game but still walk away from it with the opinion that it is my favorite Bethesda game since Morrowind...

I can promise you, in the very least, The amount of derangement levied at this dlc expansion,
like the base game, is at least 60% brain ph@rtz.

(Said my review 'wasn't counted' normally.
Got the expansion included with the Premium version at launch)

Bought this game a while ago before seeing the updates about this expansion.
Decided to step back and wait for this to release to get fully invested.
Love the games given to the credentials of these developers and, though perhaps preliminary,
From what I've seen so far and know to expect of what's on offer

This is a hearty recommendation!

Total War: Bronze Age!
Its a damn good historical Total War. Captures something of the vibes of the time.
Trade definitely leans in this direction, often really underlying the fragile interconnectivity of that era.

Watch the rivers flow red with blood!

is fun

Comfort Food