After playing a few hours of the beta, I've come to really enjoy this game. The shooting feels phenomenal, the game modes are fun, and you can usually get at least one run out of a squad of teammates.

I remember playing the Baldur's Gate campaign with my siblings around a tiny TV screen back when I was a kid and it always stuck with me. I hope Baldur's Gate 3 will build upon those fond memories!

After much hype around this game, it turns out to be incredibly linear, boring, badly programmed in terms of controls, and overall unsatisfying.

I adored Curious Expedition, so a sequel is extremely exciting to see. I hope it will live up to it's predecessor. Thankfully we can trust indie devs more than the big names, so I have high hopes.

This looks like Xcom style combat with the option for romance/intrigue/bribery that influences gameplay and exploring a Mafia-run world- sign me up!

Finally, a life game comparable to the Sims! I have fallen out of love with the sims since they lost their soul to EA, I hope more than anything that this game will breathe life back into the genre.

This game is very confusing and not very much fun. There are spelling errors and the pacing feels off. I just don't like it very much.

Would have been nice if I could play the next Half Life without spending $300 on VR gear. Kinda ♥♥♥♥♥♥ to lock the long awaited HL game behind a literal paywall. Floaty hands in an AAA game is cringy.

Paradox, we need stable multiplayer. I'm begging you for console commands in multi, too. I'm the type of person to want to play for a story, and I can't do that if my chars keep getting gonorrhea.

I'm looking forward to this game but I'm really hoping they allow you to place animals outside of cages. My favorite part of Zoo Tycoon was trying to build a functional biome with all uncaged animals.