Recent reviews by Argusius

Amazing game and not quite like anything I've played before. Plays similar to what a real time civilization game would. I'm a big Dune fan having played Dune 2000, Emperor: Battle for Dune, and I've read the books. I feel this game does the franchise justice. Skirmish games last roughy 2-4 hours depending on how much you're messing around. Overall, I find the gameplay loop pretty addicting.

Amazing game... finally. Other developers can take note (Bethesda in particular) on how to make a living breathing world, have RPG elements, and have a really good story. I'm having my cake and eating it too and so can you. Best open world experience I've had since Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

Remedy does some amazing narrative driven games. This one is no exception to that rule.

My favorite turn-based strategy game I've played so far.

2 in the dink, 1 in the stink

I was stupid mad when this game first released. I personally didn't want to buy it, but a LAN party was coming up for it's release and I was convinced by my friends to get. I did and we actually had a decent amount of fun that night. Bad thing is that I soon got tired of the shallow map pool, the bugs, and I didn't care for the specialists (wish we had stuck with the strict class system). A disappointment I experienced with BF V when that released and being a fan since Battlefield 1942 I was bummed that this followed suite for the franchise.

Coming back this December and I'm actually having fun with it. It's not really a bad game. Not my favorite BF ever, but I'm entertained for the mindless fun it is. Most issues have been ironed out from what I can tell and I'm more forgiving of the specialist class system (even if it's not my favorite). What can I say beyond that, beyond that I'm having fun with it.

I bought this game like three days ago.

Sweet little platformer with a satisfying ending. I was charmed the whole way through.

A masterpiece of the open world and a wonderful balance of realism and gaming. A game that will allow you to role play from a peasant nothing to someone the Kingdom acknowledges and you've felt you've earned it. My favorite open world RPG since Morrowind, tbh.

An already great game made even better and further refined. Better controls and mechanics and additional civilizations. What's not to love?