Recent reviews by cM

Great for the most part, usually repetitive in the end game. Still the best 4X game.

If your first MOBA was Dota or HoN, this will feel very familiar. It's a good game, with a big community, somehow toxic, but it can help you grow a thicker skin. Quite addictive, and requires hundreds of hours to get even semi-good.

Even on 1440p with max details and High supersampling, there is a seam running through the middle of each character face. Sometimes it's rather subtle, depending on the angle, but it's definitely there. While texture improvement on some terrains is noticeable, the face issue ruins the immersion. Avoid this until whoever is responsible for it fixes it.

Precision & timing based JRPG with real-time fights. I played it only on Nightmare, and it definitely took a lot of retries, learning the bosses, and farming - but after failing for 2-3 hours, finally barely besting a boss is very rewarding.
Highest difficulty is only unlocked after you beat the game once, which is a bummer for people familiar with other Ys games on the engine, as it's barely worth replying on Inferno after you beat the game on Nightmare. For people who want to finish all achievements, for some reason there are 2 achievements that require you to finish a missable event near the end of the game on each difficulty separately (it doesn't propagate to lower difficulties if you beat it on higher), which is just plain stupid.

The closest we get to Half Life 3. There is no better story based VR game.

If you can get over exceptionally bad voice acting, weird dialogues and camgirl Patty makeover, it has all the charm of other Risen and Gothic games.

Explore cyberpunk story by solving problems with interesting limitations in a simple pseudo-assembler language. Much more fun than it sounds.
Very polished heaven for GOTO enthusiasts.

Better version of Spintires.

Simple, repetitive archery VR game, which allows you to play with friends. Works well with WMR.

I don't understand the surge of negative comments. I have finished the single-player portion of the game, and while it's a bit tougher in the beginning until you understand what is going on (I failed tutorial on my first half-assed attempt), it is a surprisingly good entry into the Divinity series. It mixes RPG, RTS and turn based strategy, toghether with a lot of decision making throughout the game.
Very fun game, highly recommended even for people who are not exactly strategy fans.