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I was born 87 years ago. For 65 years, I've ruled as Tamriel's emperor. But for all these years, I've never been the ruler of my own dreams. I have seen the gates of Oblivion, beyond which no waking eye may see. Behold, in darkness, a doom sweeps the land. This is the 27th of Last Seed, the year of Akatosh, 433. These are the closing days of the Third Era, and the final hours of my life.

This game, which comes with a massive visual upgrade, made me genuinely happy by not stripping away the quirky elements that defined the original Oblivion spirit—things that might even seem strange to new players. Some quality-of-life improvements, an enhanced combat system, and reworked archery and sneaking mechanics are very well-executed changes.

You might experience performance issues, but that's entirely due to Unreal Engine 5. There are a few bugs, like mobs getting aggroed through walls, but I have no doubt those will be fixed with small patches.

If you've played a game from The Elder Scrolls series before but never tried Oblivion, now's the perfect time.

Cheese for everyone! Wait, scratch that. Cheese for no one

gordon freeman in the flesh

Warrior/Titan bonk go brr

Fans of the Alien series will love the atmosphere, it's not just a horror game, it's also a game that features the voice recordings of the characters from the first movie, and it's not weak in terms of story. You'll see plenty of movie references (even Blade Runner). The logic of the level design works like this; as you progress through the game, you have to go back and revisit the same places, which prevents the game from being straight linear. The game's artificial intelligence is not as dumb as other horror games, and you'll notice that the Xenomorph learns your movements as you progress through the game. It's a video game worthy of the Alien series. But if you ask me, the last part of the game could have been more impressive, was it bad? Absolutely not, but the last part had more potential.

At the end of 248 hours, finally I was able to finish Baldur's Gate 3, I tried to enjoy every dialogue by trying every option without rushing. Surprisingly, I got the rare achievement called ‘Save All Tieflings’, which 4.7% people got, in a natural way. Instead of talking about the positive aspects of the game that everyone knows and praises, I will directly address my criticisms. The most criticised aspects of the game were the AI that reacted late and the regions that loaded abnormally late despite being installed on an M2 SSD. Apart from these two, I didn't like the art direction of some parts, it could have created marvels with more cinematic and beautiful presentations. I hope they follow the footsteps of From Software in terms of art direction.

The bosses, which were less memorable in the main game, have finally been put to an end, and they have created a DLC with a challenging and spectacular art direction. Even souls veterans will struggle at some bosses. They've been really cooking hard. Great work Miyazaki!

SincapBey ile de Portal'ı bitirmedim demem.

Quake 2 Remastered is truly a masterpiece! They have built on the first game so well that it provides a smooth transition between levels without sacrificing immersion. I was very pleased with the fluency of the Remastered version, but I was faced with frequent crashes of the game, this situation will of course be solved with a simple update.

childhood vibes

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