Ruthlessly enslave the universe. What's not to like? (Actually, there seem to be still a few bugs related to vassal control, but I guess these will be patched asap) Just the new possibilities alone make this a buy.
- Decent Faction Selection (base game has 9 Legendary Lords from 7 different factions). - Map is very large and allows for diversity in what enemies and friends you come across. - Individual Faction Mechanics for every faction that adds some flavor to each one. - Skarbrand the Exiled punting most characters across the map. - Graphics are pretty good especially on higher settings. - Modding Community is wonderful.
Waited so long for this to come out, I was a big fan of Warband and the other DLCs they had. The Viking Conquest one was my favorite as well. And now they finally have Bannerlord out. With a couple of mods, this game is fantastic!
Obviously, they could've added more interesting features, but they left it at the just bare minimum to call a DLC a DLC. It kindda feels just like an annoyance rather than challenge when playing with this DLC. At this point, I've stopped enabling rat infestations, which feels like half the DLC. The grants are a little bit broken and you can kindda get them for free, I guess because the damage you receive is way lower than the grant. Sometimes it can be fun, but only early game. It's not even a challenge late game.
This blew my mind when I played it for the first time. It felt like a new game and I'm surprised at how much love Paradox put into this long-awaited DLC. Eastern Europe finally has some meaningful national focuses and the dank designer is pretty extensive. This one was worth the wait.
The movement of this game is weird, and yes, I know this game is supposed to be played with a controller, but it's sold for PC, so I would at least expect the controls to work right. The story is amazing and I love almost all of the minigames, but again, the controls are a bit clunky. Moving is very snappy and also in fights, I am unable to evade/defend while in the middle of a punch, which made things a lot of difficult, because you had to learn the timing and how the AI thinks in order to play this.
An enjoyable return to Super Monkey Ball Deluxe from the Gamecube. Sega finally returns to the peak of Monkey Ball gameplay with enough content and challenge to keep players engage. The physics are unfortunately not quite what they were compared to Deluxe, but I thought it made stages fun to relearn regardless.
An excellent reimagining of the classic PS1 game. Even if you haven't played the original, this is a brilliant experience with great balancing of third person shooter gameplay with survival horror mechanics.
I had been putting off playing ESO for a long time but the lack of any new single player elder scrolls games made me decide to give it a go. It was defintely worth buying on sale tonnes of content that doesnt feel too pay to win.
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