Recent reviews by Enjoyer

played the game for 3 hours its fun

Port Runs Well.
Fun gameplay from normal tell me a story mode, to hard min-max and full kit utilization.
Occasional loud chirp audio bug that is noticeable but not irritating.
JRPG Fans by all means get it.

Ok basically im just going to be doing comparisons with this games predecessor TWW 1

Total War: Warhammer II basically a fresh coat of paint on the previous title

what it does right:
-Climate mechanic or settlements/cities/gates is great, it provides challenging gameplay for would be map conquerors and can be lore friendly in certain ways
-campaign map was well done as far as aesthetics and themes go, the seas feel vast and trecherous, foreign lands feel alien and mysterious and the local inhabitants usually are not very welcoming (sailed from Naggaroth to Ulthuan shortly after landfall was welcomed by the MILF hunter Tyrion, his host of pointy eared pricks and a couple of pets from their aviary they were taking for a walk)
-Voice acting for the Rat people is superb (not that rat people exist)
-Treasure hunting mechanic, im liking it so far. Still dont know enough if its always random no matter your choice in an event or if its set and can be exploited to get bonuses, will update my opinion on this.
-choke point battle maps, now you can strategize your way to victory against overwhelming odds.

now for the cons:
-AI, battle AI is as underwhelming as ever, was hoping for something improved but its more or less the same thing.
-siege battles are dull, holding walls doesnt feel like much of an advantage, assaulting walls isnt much trouble
-Intervention mechanic, balance issues with this mechanic not really feeling it. AI also has a habit of razing settlements that are ungarrisoned and unrelated to the ritual taking place
-random sea encounter (shipwrecks,mysterius island, etc.) unlike the treasure hunt I never got anything negative from exploring RSE's, takes the thrill of risk and reward out of it

conclusion:
I didnt touch the pricing of the game because value differs for every individual. I thought of it as buying 5 race DLC's (5th race norsca for the 1st game as a free early adopter "bonus") for 14.4 CAD$ each, which sadly is a price ive come to accept.

If you own, played and enjoyed the first TWW by all means get it
If you own, played and didnt enjoy it, its basically more of the same thing stay away
If none of the above, then as always wait for a sale "bonus" isnt worth much without the 1st game.

The problem with games like this is youre gonna have to wait a while for something as good to come out

Great game, does thinking outside the box right.

cutscenes go to 30 fps for me which ruins pacing so thats a negative.

20$ price tag of DLC is supposedly due to a brand new singleplayer campaign experience (eye for an eye), if you dont like roleplaying as the leader of a guerilla band of goat people terrorizing the countryside I wouldnt really recommend.

Game runs fine recomended if you're into the aesthetic.

A Hideo Kojima Game

Everyone has their own words to describe Wild Hunt. For me "Incredible" will do.