Recent reviews by Sblimblo

This is the peak of human civilization.

It's like Monster Train 1 except like wayyyy better. And Monster Train 1 was my favorite slay-the-spire-like

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dang this game pretty good

Hunts are fun but every low rank mission has 20 minutes of build-up via auto-walking and massive hand-holding where you can't explore even a little bit.

High rank is great and I'm loving it once you escape the first 6 hours.

Unfortunately, this game is the most content starved monster hunter made since Tri (A game from 2009 by the way). It's got fun combat and you have to *really* like it to get more than 20 hours out of this game. I do love the combat and I might play more before the DLC with friends or just for the love of monster hunter but overall I'm very disappointed in the pathetic amount of content and the wounds system making the game so underwhelming. Completely finishing a monster hunter in 15.4 hours is a sad state, especially when a good amount of that is just busy work grinding HR levels to continue playing the game.

Also, making multiplayer a hassle *again* after it was the single worst part of World is insane to me. They improved the things people liked but didn't fix anything people disliked.

Played it on launch and hated it. Love it now, great improvements to the game in the last 3 years or whatever it was. Better than the OG Darkest Dungeon now.

Larian made a beautiful, amazingly voice-acted game that bugs out constantly and has some baffling design decisions that suck the fun out of it for me. Having the game only have one proper town for the larian-sandbox type area in the whole game seems like a huge mistake when most of the fun in Larian for me is the running-around robbing a jewel store or any of the other non-combat silly moments with my friends.


Deciding to cap your level towards the very start of Act 3 might be one of the most baffling design decisions in any game I've ever played and makes it where the only area I found fun to explore was worthless to explore at all. I've never played D&D before, and I honestly still don't understand half the concepts of basic combat or why numbers work the way they do, so combat isn't engaging or exciting to me in the slightest. Baldur's Gate 3 also uses really vague and non-concrete wording on abilities and spells so someone who's never played D&D has no idea if an interaction is going to favor him or not.


Adding on to my frustrations in combat is that the game bugs out *constantly*. Between having allies get stuck in broken objects and lose their turns forever to having my entire character's kit not be able to be used after fast-traveling, it made progressing through the game and having to fix these problems constantly very frustrating. We would take a 15-minute detour to make the game function again every time this would happen and it got old very fast. Not being able to see my teammates die-rolls' every other dieroll also breaks the flow of every cutscene I'm in and takes me out of the scene completely (Especially when I want to Guidance them and I can't). Every boss felt the same with the exception of Orin to me because we cheesed every fight with Radiating Orbs. Also, having to stay incredibly close to each other in Act 2 during the Lantern sections is like the worst thing ever.


I did have fun with some of the game, doing a bank heist in Baldur's Gate was super enjoyable. The displacer beast form was fun for me, filling the screen with panthers. I enjoyed the Steel Protector people's dungeon, but these sections are few and far between in the grand scheme of sitting through a 60 hour game. Overall, this is one of the most disappointing games I've ever played after the nearly perfect for me Divinity: Original Sin 2.

Dang this game pretty good

I prefer it to the OG.

Is good