Recent reviews by Biet

I'm still fairly new to both CK3 and Paradox Games, but CK3 is an absolute blast starting off! The beginning hours/playthroughs can be pretty intensive and overwhelming, but the game does a decent job in the tutorial guiding you as a player. The character customization is very in-depth and allows for endless possibilities with looks and stats.

Gameplay wise I don't have much to compare to besides CIV 5, but Paradox has done a great job. The camera movement feels great, the mouse movement and control feels smooth, and the actual gameplay itself is tons of fun trying to decide how you want to live your life! I'm sure the game does get repetitive once you've sunk hundreds-to-thousands of hours as there can only be so much, but for me right now I'm loving it!

I still have yet to experience a full run from beginning to end so I cannot talk much about the later half, but so far I'm having a great time with the game and would recommend it.

As a first introduction to the Baldur's Gate series, Baldur's Gate 3 (BG3) is an absolute blast to play with a so far great story and intuitive combat.

The story is interesting enough for me to catch my attention while I find myself constantly being sidetracked with side quests and exploration. The world is vast and there's many to do and find while taking the unbeaten path. Although I'm only 63 hours in at the time of writing this, I'm still in Act 1 exploring the areas. There are times where I've facepalmed and my clicking has lead to deaths of some party members - I click somewhere and they end up running into lava then doing an action when I wanted them to do the action from their pre-lava area.

Gameplay wise, it's excellent. It feels a lot more fast paced compared to the little amount of DOS2 that I played. It's fun trying to organize your crew while also figuring out enemies' strengths and weaknesses. The point and click can be somewhat clunky as I've found myself attacking the air next to enemies sometimes, but overall the battle system is fun and enjoyable having to manage resources.

Multiplayer is great. I've only played 2 hours with my partner, but from what I've gathered, the multiplayer is smooth without any hiccups from what I've noticed.

This ties into the exploration, but the setting and scenery is fantastic. Everything looks beautiful with varying graphic settings (1080 ti & i7-8700k). The areas are vast and feel lived in.

This is my review after 63 hours and little progress in the game, but I'm confident that these sentiments will stay the same throughout my playthrough. I'd highly recommend this game whether you're into this type of thing or not, it's a great time sink while also being fun and immersive.