Recent reviews by DillyBit

It's Oblivion but prettier and with some improved systems. Definitely worth playing!

This game shines most with it's music, songs, and characters. The gameplay doesn't feel wholely original, but take the time to take in the story and experience, and it's well worth the ride.

The demo gives me a lot of optimistic hope that the full release will be worth playing. I enjoyed it thoroughly, and was only sad that it was so short. My only suggestion is that there be an option to disable the camera bob. I don't get motion sick, but know many who do. The bob when moving across the road alone was bad enough that it would make many ill. Otherwise, this was fantastic!

It was adorable and cute and entertaining with fantastic writing! I can't recommend it enough.

There some serious technical issues with frame rate drops while the game is obviously loading in the background, but it still doesn't deter from how much I liked this game. It's a worthy remake that I thoroughly enjoyed!

The game is great!

People are complaining about the DLC overly much. Yes, they're stupid... you can get all of it in-game, so it's not worth spending money on.

Yes, there's framerate issues, but I'm betting they'll patch that out. Should it have been done earlier? Probably, but I'm not a game dev and I'm pretty sure there's no magic "optimization" button that can be pushed.

I loved the first Dragon's Dogma, and this just feels like a much better version of that one! I can't recommend this enough.

Loved these games growing up and love them still. The remastered graphics are fantastic and well worth getting to play through. The games run smoothly on current systems, and the ability to swap back to the old graphics on the fly is fantastic!

My only gripes are that the modern controls don't work well, making the tank controls ideal for playing the game. This doesn't bother me, but might be a turn off for some. My other slight issue is that I noticed you can't always see keys and the such in the environment unless you keep the activation notification option turned on (looks like an exclamation point that appears when near something you can interact with or pick up).

It's a fantasy sandbox with some really nice base building tools and decently challenging combat. I think I'm most surprised that there's lore embedded into the world that you can follow to the point where you can see hints and tidbits of the story in the environment.

Make money by scrubbing the backs and bottoms of spirits. It's like playing a game version of "Spirited Away," except you own the place and keep all the profits!

I couldn't have asked for a more magical experience as a student at Hogwarts! The expanse of the world is breath-taking, and the sheer amount of spells, and activities is just astounding. In other games, I'd say it's a mess and doesn't have any real identity, but it all works so elegantly here! The best part thus far is just when you think you've unlocked your last collection/side activity, the game throws even more at you. I can't recommend it enough.

As a side note, I did notice issues running the game on my computer (AMD Ryzen 5 5600X / 16GB RAM / RTX 3070 ti). After a bit of research, I found my issue was pretty heavily tied into having installed the game on an HDD drive rather than an SSD. Once I moved the game over to an SSD, I was able to run it incredibly well! Still hoping there's more adjustments made to the performance, because I can't get enough of this game.