Recent reviews by lumpyfred

I was really excited to play this after loving FFVII Remake, but I've now uninstalled this and will cut my losses. I was having a good time at first, until I discovered that every new zone would have the same exact open world busy work tasks as the previous ones. I don't have time for this ♥♥♥♥.

As a long time persona fan, I loved this game on the ps2 but never finished it. I'm finishing it now and am glad for the remake, but $70 is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ridiculous. Buy this only on sale for $30 or less. If you find it for that price, enjoy!

I bought this game on a whim a month ago and couldn't put it down. And I'm still thinking about it a month later.

I liked 1000xRESIST so much more than i thought I would. This is one of the most unique experiences I've ever had. Not only in video games but media in general.

Almost any PC with a dedicated graphics card can run this game just fine.

I love that they included a sound card in their requirements even though I don't have one.

While rough around the edges, this game excels at delivering justice, citizen.

Watched and loved the TV show. Made me want to play this again. I don't usually mod so the new update hasn't bothered me too much. I've been having a ton of fun jumping back into this universe.

I know this game has its flaws, but to me its such a breath of fresh (actually old) air after Starfield. I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hated Starfield

Single player fans looking for an immersive story-focused game might just find a diamond here.

Really starts picking up a couple hours in. Story and story-telling is excellent, supplemented by serviceable combat + fun skill progression.

Also I think this should be mentioned: my ancient Ryzen 2700 + Radeon VII rig gets 60 fps at 1440p smooth as butter.

God I love this series.

Joryu-kun the surprising up and comer in Pocket Circuit

Somehow I put 70 hours into this garbage pile before I could admit to myself that I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hated it. No meaningful exploration in a single one of those 70 hours. Bethesda has apparently decided that meaningful exploration and environmental storytelling are inferior to an endless checklist of tasks to fast travel to