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Come for the "Throwing people out of windows with a bolt of lightning"

Stay for the "World War 5 and oh, all of our anxieties" plot

The gameplay is entirely in line with the writing and both talk and carry each other super well

It's really good. Solid puzzles that kept making me go "ohhhhhhhhh" when I found them. I think the only time I was ever truly stuck was due to me missing a thing you need for a lot of other puzzles later, and also my not catching a switch.

It's like the original one, but in some ways better. Part of the "ha gotcha" puzzles of the original one are things that are hard to see or can't understand because you're limited to one perspective (like the hologram button) are basically gone since you can walk around the space fully.

That said, absolutely use the original FMVs for everything.

It's fun.

Surprise Automaton Ambushes Aren't Worth It.

Generally pretty fun. Has lots of little bits that work really well, but need just a touch more polish. It's a good sandbox to play in, but don't go in looking for Cyberpunk or Baldur's gate 3 level of character depth.

If you want to give it a try, wait for DLC or a price drop. I think it's mostly worth it for the time I've put in, but nothing is "That amazing or unheard of" like you'll be seeing a lot of the same bits from Mass Effect Andromeda or Halo in spots.

I think there are two twists that *are* absolutely worth it and unique, and if the game was full of story like that it would be a different animal, but generally it's a Bethesda game, just in space.

It feels like the sequel to Dragon Age Origins I've been wanting for 14 years.

Less in "gameplay", (other than "vaguely 3rd person isometric" it's not super similar)

But the scope, material and content feels close.

Like Mass Effect was the first real RPG that had any sort of real romance mechanic or special cutscenes for it (okay there was sort of a mild thing in KOTOR 1&2 but not to that level) and they expanded that with DAO, however it was limited and even after the Witcher sort of blew the doors off that, even DAI and MEAs are pretty tame, especially because they said that certain DAO races make it extra weird.

Meanwhile in BG3 you have so many things going on character wise. Like yes there's the massive romance options but additionally there's a million different rogue/warrior/dwarf etc options that don't even require a roll that's just background and character building.

That's the stuff that feels like the biggest expansion to me just oceans of text on what your character does and interacts to the world, and the gameplay is solid (although like DAO for items it's "bigger number better" and "oh magic thing that triggers once in a blue moon" although with short rests and long rests as the limiting mechanism rather than mana/lyrium.

If that all makes sense.

Fun and features that should have been included with CS1 (like night and seasons) are by default.

It looks like a simple mining shooter, and it is, but that's what makes it great. ROCK AND STONE!

Fun with a good story!

I wish there was more to side quests rather than the 3 or so it felt like you got.

Also releasing any of the other 3 main games would be excellent. Can't wait for Ragnarok to arrive on PC! (Surely it will, right?)