Recent reviews by GayBeard

One of supermassive's best games, second only to Until Dawn. It porbably has the best cast of characters in the anthology thus far and does the best job at splitting their playtime to feel equal for multiplayer. The story was great for the first 5 hours, but I wasn't a huge fan of the last twist the story took. Would still reccomend, even at full price.

It doesn't reach the same level of sheer emotion and character complexity the OT reaches but its still a fun game on the ME universe. It also makes a lot of imporvements upon the original, the combat is better, the crew interactions are more fluid and there are finally multiple romance options for Queer gamers. If this game ever gets a sequel or two it could reach the very high bar the OT has set up.

I cried several times - fully reccomend

"Pop, pop, peanutbutter butter pops ~ pop, pop, pop'em in your mouth! ~ POP!"

V Rising is an extremely fun and addicting top-down rpg. The combat feels very fresh and fun, with ton of abilities to unlock so you can really customize your loadout, to fit your playstyle. The character customization options are great as well. The crafting and base building feels very intuitive without the game holding your hand too much. Despite the game being in early access I have not personally experience any bugs. It's a great game, that gets even better when played with friends.

Hitman 3 adds 5* new maps and a camera mode to the World Of Assassination trilogy. The ending chapter that comes with a 6th linear map is extremely disappointing compared to the rest of the maps. Dubai, Chongqing and Mendoza are amazing diverse maps that offer a ton of replayability. While, Berlin and Dartmoor are great maps for cinematic, storydriven gameplay, that might not offer a ton of replayability but are still extremely well made with a ton of secret and hidden stories to uncover. I would overall recommend the game to Hitman fans, however a newcomers might have a better time with Hitman 2, which has a lot more content to its base game.

I've played through all of the LiS games and Tell Me Why. This is the best one, by far. The town and the people in it feel so alive, the story feels alive and all of your choices actually alter the world around you. All of the characters develop during the story and not one feels one-dimensional. I found myself pausing to think over my decisions a lot and I kept being shocked at every twist and turn, this game is truly a cinematic masterpiece and I would recommended it to anyone who enjoys interactive dramas.

I was very skeptical about this game, but a friend choose to gift me a copy of the game. After playing some co-op with him for a couple of hours, I have to say its one of the most enjoyable turn based grid RPGs, I've played. If you enjoy games like Divinity, Wyldermyth or The Banner Saga, you will probably enjoy this too. I have yet to play solo, so I am not sure how much that will affect your experience, but it's a blast to play in co-op.

I usually dislike MMOs, I for some unknown reason like this.

Positives:
- The crafting and resource gathering is fun.
- The combat is enjoyable and all the different weapons feel unique to use and allow you to forge your own playstyle.
- The UI isn't overwhelming like in other MMOs.
- The war system and the pvp, although not something I personally enjoy, are really well made and should be enjoyable for pvp players.
- The expeditions, new world's version of dungeons, are extremely fun to do.
- The World itself feels immersive.
- The game is very inclusive, allowing you to pick "body type" instead of gender, having all outfits be available to all characters and giving you a choice between he/him, she/hers and they/them pronouns.

Negatives:
- Character creation needs A LOT more options, it feels very limited in its current state.
- "Swimming" is a joke.
- The story is relatively boring, but its being carried by how immersive the world feels.
- The enemy and environment variety is very poor.

NFTs go brrrrr