Recent reviews by MaGicBush

This game is pretty immersive if you let it. The gameplay is pretty fun. Just trying to survive back in a much simpler, but at the same time a more brutal time. Once you get past the hours long intro the game opens up a lot. The graphics are top notch, and the combat while frustrating at times is fun to learn and feels rewarding. I definitely recommend this game so far, but I am only to the wedding. So I may revise this review if it somehow disappoints me later on.

Boring game honestly. You just do the same 3 mini games over and over for hours.

The game will not launch. It runs in the background with no window visible even on the task bar, but I can hear the audio for the game. I have to use task manager to close it. I am using Windows 11, an RTX 5070TI, 64GB RAM, and a 5800x3d.

I would definitely recommend this game to others! It has a fun unique strategic layer of building up a kingdom by any means necessary and starting out as just one person trying to survive and recruit and build up as you go. It's a fun mix of RPG, and strategy. This game builds upon Warband the prior game, and the new dlc WarSails is fun too! The DLC adds ships to the base game and pirating and sailing the seas to build up better ships and a fleet is a great addition to an already fun game.

So I bought this a long time ago and have been waiting for naval combat or actual death penalties at the least. Right now there feels like no point to this game since you just respawn right where you die with no negative consequences. Also the lack of other ships in a pirate game is pretty absurd.

Just a fun game. This reminds me of the older Battlefield games I played on Xbox with friends. The only issue I have is we need some bigger maps! Even the biggest Conquest maps are not nearly big enough.

A fun game similar to the old Heroes of Might and Magic games.

A fun card game in the same vein as Slay the Spire. I highly recommend if your into this type of game. I find it fun when I don't have much time to hop on and do a few battles and hop off between tasks during the day.

Dune is a fun survival shooter game. You could stretch that and call it a bit of an rpg with the character progression and quests. I would never call this an mmo though, as the most you will see is a few(1-5) people every week running around. I did run into an issue after 40 hours of playing to where I was unable to login for an entire week and a half to play. This of course sucked because I was in the middle of base building, and your base can despawn after a while. I have played another 15 hours since that bug was fixed and besides that only some small graphical glitches from time to time. I can highly recommend this game, and you can play with a group of friends as well.

This is a pretty great remaster in my opinion. Improving the graphics tremendously, and adding a few QoL improvements. Though I do wish a few more QoL improvements were added, and I have been having problems with the game crashing. Probably about 5-6 times since I have been playing. It is pretty random, but I save so often it's never bothered me to much as I hop right back in.

So I decided to try a class I have not played in Oblivion before. I went with a Stealth Archer build focusing on bows and blades. In the past I played as a sort of battle mage focusing on all of the spell schools. So far I have been working on the Main quest, the Thieves guild, the Fighters guild, and a random few quests thrown in. I am impressed with the graphics, and it's a lot of fun running through the game again. Besides the crashing, and some stutter on rare occasion in areas it has been a pretty smooth experience on Ultra settings. I have set DLSS to DLAA with frame generation on at 1440p. I get 80-140 fps on my PC depending on the area. Indoor tends to get closer to 140. Any outdoor area I get 80-90 fps.

Ryzen 7 5800x3D
32GB RAM
NVIDIA 5070 TI
SSD
WIN 10
1440p