Recent reviews by Miru

Oblivion is one of my all time classic RPG's, and this game finally brings it back to a stable state on PC. It removes many grievances I have with the original (though not all), but the fact that I have had zero crashes in 20+ hours is enough of a recommendation for me to say this version will replace the original. The only things that version has currently, is the previous mods made by the community, and the higher frame rates. But I think Oblivion is fine out of the box without the need of mods, and I personally have been able to stay above 120+.

If you've never played it, this is a fantastic way to experience the game for the first time with all its charm with modern changes that make the experience more digestible. For veterans, you'll love the changes made and enjoy seeing how beautiful the remade world is.

This is a very enthralling game, not without flaws of course. I encountered many bugs during my playthrough that required me to reload a previous save. I also find the last part of the game to feel very underdeveloped compared to the first two acts. Despite that, it's one of those games that as soon as I finished I wanted to immediately play again and see how my choices would change things in its vast world. One of those RPG's that I will come back to, many, many times.

This isn't a DLC, this is a full blown expansion pack. There is so much content here that it genuinely could have been sold as Elden Ring 2. Genuinely worth every cent, I still haven't found everything.

This game is one of the best co-op experiences as of recently, but you can't binge it. It will show it's repetition otherwise. Unfortunately, with its content stream the way it is, I cannot recommend it. You will get bored very quickly, and frustrated more by poor balance decisions, and an absurdly slow drip feed of new content.

Genuinely mediocre, it lacks the charm and exploration of other Bethesda titles. Dialog is better than Fallout 4, but it it's still very poor. Perk system is abysmal, leveling is not something I ever got excited about. There are many other Bethesda franchises out there worth playing, this is not one of them.

This is one of the most abysmal VR experiences I have ever had, I cannot recommend this version of the game to anyone.

I can't believe this game is old enough that I can call it classic, but it holds up surprisingly well. You won't find anything else like it out there. It is still fun, and engaging, and fun to raise a cell to a space faring race.

The steam version doesn't give you an online account though, somehow those servers are still around so this can be a downside. There are ways to download more of other peoples creations, but it is rather tedious offline. If you are okay playing offline/using hacky solutions, this is a fine enough version of the game.

This should not be full price, it's been 7 years.

Theres genuinely something redeemable with every Borderlands release that makes it a fun game to play, but Wonderlands has the most boring classes in the franchise. The game is randomly generated for the most part and doesn't have the interesting locations that Borderlands typically has for most of its sidequests, its just nameless caves that look the same. Again and again.

I can't recommend this. It's way too boring for such a grand concept.

It's a cute idea, it's not perfect and for a doom esque game there isn't any reason to explore. The game is very focused on killing on beat, so don't expect anything else. I feel like the game can be a bit of sensory overload and dodging attacks and firing on beat at the same time is a bit much for me personally, but I still had fun with my time here.

♥♥♥♥ the shield enemies though, jesus.