Recent reviews by Baskan

It's p good that i keep going back to it every year. willing to spend an entire paycheck on/10

Ken Gao does it again with making me type this as snot and tears run down my face following playing this game. It is truly evocative and hits your emotions with a gut punch. It harkens back to your childhood days and relates to the feeling of getting older. I truly recommend everyone to play this and its predecessor To the Moon for a narrative experience unlike you've had before. Just make sure to bring tissues.

shoot baddies, get 30 gb of mods, shoot more baddies, guerilla warfare, blow up civilians, shoot your friends, shoot yourself, get PTSD from 'Nam by playing Tanoa. 10/10

Though I've only played through the first area, I've spent hours upon hours just exploring the wonderful land Larian Studios has developed. The mechanics are fantastic, the elements of the classic RPG are there, and the combat is visceral. The story is a classic RPG/DnD story set in a fantasy/medieval setting. It definitely is relatable to the classic games such as the original Fallouts and Baldur's Gate. While the combat is turn based, I don't think I've had my interest wavered due to the extraordinary combinations of moves you can do. The environment is interactable where you can electricute the water an enemy is standing in to stun them - or light poison clouds to produce a mini-explosion. Divinity Original Sin is one of the best RPGs I've played and I heartily recommend it for those wanting to play an in-depth RPG that is related to its older predecessors. This game isn't for the faint of heart though - the game has no hand holding. You have to read your diary and figure out what to do based on your own instincts. All-in-all Divinity Original Sin is a fantastic game worth looking at if you're wanting an extremely cool RPG to play.

The riveting sequel to the established military sim franchise, this game offers an intrepid experience in the daily life of Cpl. Ben Kerry, a US marine stuck in on a greek island after being blindsided by the Greek army. This leads to a series of guerilla warefare missions engaging in enemies with a rag-tag group of American-friendly greek forces with a dreamy British leader. You eventually leave your small island to the much bigger island - Altis. Altis is very expansive and covers a wide array of terrain from the salt flats to mountainous regions. It boasts having several large cities and multiple airports. After arriving, you continue your mission with the greeks and the brits. I won't spoil the rest, but you're sure in for a ride.

The real meat of the game is the multiplayer though. Engaging in platoon sized battles between 50 real life people clearing a city against massive hordes of AI is exciting. The combat leaves you awe-struck as bullet modeling and bullet paths have been integrated flawlessly into the hands of the engine. Multiple vehicles, ranging from Main Battle Tanks to Anti-Air Vehicles, are available from the onset and spice any mission up. When you join a large group, it's utterly fantastic the amount of fun you can have. Imagine 50 other players running toward an objective while trying to dodge MG fire. That's the game's experience.


Actually, it's a ♥♥♥♥ strategy game with ♥♥♥♥♥♥ graphics that make you want to claw your eyes out. If you actually enjoy sudoku, get off the internet. Get Arma III instead, it isn't ♥♥♥♥.

This game is a riveting and immersive experience unlike any other I've ever experienced. First off, the game offers you several amazing graphic options unlike any others such as "beautiful" and "fantastic." It then offers you the choice between FOUR, that's right, FOUR languages. Not even AAA titles have that. The beginning shows Secret of the Magic Crystal's glowing cinemetography that details an amazing plot of which you shall take your journey with your steeds. The town itself is much like a facebook game where you can upgrade your houses with gold that your horses get for you in the game. This is where the real game lies though, the game plays itself for you! When you do quests, you send off the horses to do the quests and then a timer pops up indicating when he returns! Who has time for those pesky quests anyway? I'd rather alt-tab and watch a short youtube video that play a stupid quest anyway. The vast variety of horses offer a host of new experience everytime you enter the game. Really, Secret of the Magic Crystals is the epitome of gaming this generation.