Recent reviews by VRtopian

Bethesda has created a beautiful game. I see nuances of their previous endeavors here but I also feel the subtle and not so subtle breaks from tradition. I have found the game play to be a bit tedious and slow in some parts and I have encountered a number of bugs in quest lines but all in all it has been more an inconvenience not anything that truly breaks the game. I am excited to see how the game evolves from its initial deployment much as I did with previous Bethesda titles like Skyrim and many of the fallout series.

For an early access game, it plays without issues thus far. I love space opera type games and this one thus far has not disappointed.

[UPDATE]: I love Everspace 2 and the continued development of end game content. I would still recommend this game.

I have played all of the Hitman series and of them all I have enjoyed HM3 the most. The expanded scope of the game and the enhanced story line makes the player more engaged and involved which I thoroughly enjoy. I have not completed the play through yet but so far it has been a great experience and I look forward to the continued progression and ultimately the completion of this game.

I really enjoyed the atmosphere of this game. The graphics are realistic and the engine creates a believable environment. I find the game play to be efficient and easy to learn. I have not yet completed the game so I will withhold any judgments or critiques until I have done so.

Battletech takes me back to my Mech roots. This game has a strong storyline campaign and immersive gameplay. The graphics are polished and enhance the storytelling experience. I would highly recommend this game for anyone who enjoys a Mech type game.

Wallpaper Engine is a simple, easy to use program for spicing up your desktop. The animated backgrounds and the interface are user friendly. I would recommend this program highly!

What I love most about this game is something that I have come to expect from titles like this and the Fallout series. It is the immersive quality where you are given the freedom to make your own choices and institute your own actions when and where you choose. There is a loose storyline where you can progress the main plot but completely as you choose to do it. I love that open freedom to choose the time and place. Additionally the level of openness and transparency with it's community is impressive, allowing mods and add-on content (much of it even approved and supported) to enhance the base game experience. For this reason, I continue to play Skyrim across multiple platforms (PC, XB1 and Switch).

ESV: Skyrim is the latest in the Elder Scrolls franchise. It is the culmination of open world RPGs and introduces a massive open world for players to explore. The quests and character progression are intuitive and easy to use. The expansions provided many hours of enhanced character development and story line. All in all this is by far my favorite of the ES series and I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys fantasy RPGs and open world exploration.

This game takes me back to the days of Dungeon Keeper and Dungeon Keeper 2 from EA. Some new spit and polish as well as added features and functionality make this a good game to play if you enjoyed the old DK series from yesteryear or if you are an enthusiast of games where evil can prevail!

Having played the original Borderlands and loving it I found Borderlands 2 to be different and improved enough that it was able to stand on it's own merits. The storyline and game play were fresh and enjoyable. A real hit. I recommend it. If you liked the first game or if you didn't get a chance to play it I would recommend BL2!