Recent reviews by Ryuke

There's not much to dislike, but plenty to love about BG3. Clear care and attention has been put into every aspect, and you will lose hundreds of hours of your life to it!

Surprisingly enjoyable, considering it's not particularly well regarded. A bit buggy still, which I doubt will ever be fixed considering how long Mafia III has been out, but nothing game breaking.
Overall a good story covering sensitive topics that did the themes explored justice, looks great up close but draw distance / high detail distance is pretty bad, and sounds great with an awesome 70's soundtrack.
Less Mafia than I would've liked considering it's the third game in the Mafia series, but enough to keep me engaged through the main game and all DLC's (which are all great, by the way!).

A mix of X-COM (just a dash), with elements of Fire Emblem and RPG-lite mechanics, this is one of the best Marvel games we've been given in a while! Packed full of comic history and lore, some clever references and writing (also some cheesy writing in the Abbey but not enough to distract!), and an addictive gameplay loop, this is a solid recommend for me for any Marvel fan. Performance issues currently plague the PC version, with random framerate drops which seem to come from shader loading issues and sometimes persist far too long or needing a complete reload to fix, a PC patch asap will hopefully fix this version up to where it should be.
*UPDATE* Patches have mostly fixed the random performance drops and shader issues. Much better, and as such much easier to recommend.

A visual treat, a little rough around the edges but that's part of it's charm. Bought and played Cyberpunk 2077 at launch and still come back to it now and then to play around in, try a new mod, or take some photos.

One of my favourite games of all time. Originally played on PS4, but after playing the recent remaster of NieR: Replicant, I had to come back and play this again on PC. Beautiful storytelling, an amazing soundtrack, and lore hidden secrets for hours that unfold the more you play. This is a master craft of a game that will stay with me for a long time.

The same amazing trilogy of games, but better.

ME1 has the most noticeable face lift, with a revamp to all textures, lighting, effects, and UI. The gameplay has been brought in line with ME2 and ME3 more, for a unified experience.
ME2 mainly visual upgrades with textures, lighting and effects.
ME3 again mainly visual upgrades here to textures, lighting and effects to bring all three games to a more consistent presentation in 4K across the board. Multiplayer is removed, but does that matter? Subjective, but not in my opinion.

All DLC is included for all 3 games, and best played in order with the story for the biggest impact. All DLC is great, but of course nothing beats the Citadel DLC, which to this day remains my favourite piece of DLC for any game to date. The three games are presented from a nice launcher letting to you into the main menu for each game, or resume from where the last save was made.

Great value for money, as I've clocked 170 hours after a complete play through of ME1, 2 and 3. Performance is also great across all three games on my system, with everything whacked up to best quality settings.

The Legendary Edition is an easy recommend, for new players or trilogy veterans alike. It's the best way to play one of the best series of games created.

A good remake of the original, but lacking the charm and atmosphere, and that great car radio music! Story not messed with too much, although you're channelled through it much quicker and in a more linear way, leaving the exploring to the free ride mode. Damn collectables though, who needs them?! Artificial bloat. Still, it's a recommended from me, for old and new players alike.

Nails the atmosphere for a game of this genre. Looks and sounds awesome, and makes for really relaxing game play after a long day at work to unwind. Voice acting is mostly good, with a few dodgy performances but nothing that detracts from the game. Just let yourself get sucked in and you should enjoy it, at least to tide you over until Cyberpunk 2077!

For what it is, and claims to be, Conan Exiles delivers. With some updates to combat and further bug squashing, then this could be my personal favourite survival game since... ever.

This is how to do an expansion. The setting, characters, enemies, story and music is all superb. A fine way to say goodbye to The Witcher series and to Geralt.