When you have more time to talk about games, than actually play them.
Starfield is a game built on freedom—freedom to explore, to build, to align with factions, and to shape your character’s place in the Settled Systems. Turning off the Starfield dialogue camera is just another form of that freedom. It lets the game breathe, lets conversations feel more natural, and gives players control over how they … Read moreTurn off Starfield Dialogue Camera Zoom
When Crimson Desert first burst onto the scene, it felt like the second coming of open‑world RPGs. Pearl Abyss dropped trailers that looked like CGI reels masquerading as gameplay. People were convinced it couldn’t possibly run on real hardware. The promise was intoxicating: a gritty fantasy world, physics‑driven combat, cinematic set pieces, and a level … Read moreCrimson Desert is the Best Messy Game
Winter ’tis the season of warm blankets, soft lights, and slow evenings — the kind of atmosphere that invites a game that is just as cozy as the warmth of the fire. Winter Burrow, a relaxing woodland survival and exploration game, fits that mood so perfectly it almost feels designed for holiday downtime. With its … Read moreWinter Burrow The Perfect Cozy Winter Game
I’m deep into Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, but popped my head up to see that Atomfall announced their Wicked Isle DLC. It reminded me how much I enjoyed my Atomfall Choices and tracking down leads. Before I go any further down the rabbit hole, I came back to reflect on those choices. Making it my … Read moreAtomfall Choices Guided me to All 6 Endings
What a journey. My Avowed story choices steered me through 70+ hours of gameplay. It became my story and there were things that could have gone completely differently. It wasn’t a perfect game (people an objects not as reactive), but the magic, choices and exploration really made it for me. Choosing my Avowed Story Character … Read moreMy Avowed Story Choices
I actually jumped right into Baldur’s Gate 3 Act 2 after wrapping up Act 1. It was a while ago, but there was just too much to talk about to even know where to start. Act 2 is much darker graphically and tonally, but I actually loved that. There was almost a horror element to … Read moreMy Baldur’s Gate 3 Act 2 Story