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Bwaaaaaah my feels ;~; Easily the best one yet. They clearly learned from the other five and utilized all of it, streamlining it so it's a lot more story focused this time. 11/10 no notes but I always want more ;;

Do not get as a standalone, it's absolutely a continuation storyline-wise and not meant to be an intro or first of. Definitely more for established fans.

If you get what you paid for, this is a farce meant to punish you for expecting memes and money for nothing and [rooster] chicks for free.

Baldur's Gate had been my favorite game for decades. There's a certain scent to summer that harkens me back to desperately trying to remember, and find all the easter eggs and charting everything in pen and paper on a notebook, as I switched between six cds like a dj, because that was state of the art technology for the time. I've played it 20+ times, as 20 different characters, and roles and combinations, I still doubt I've found things, and I still get blown up by traps I've forgotten the precise location to even with 110% on find traps, because I move too quickly down corridors, and they all look the same. The characters are like best friends, and indeed, all my best friends IRL I've played multiplayer with since I was in high school, 25 years ago. Once upon a time, I also posited Baldur's Gate as the forefront of RPGs, and fantasy, and drove my Bethesda fan friends mad, much to gloating in 2023 with BG3 vs. Starfield. My whole childhood I struggled with 2.5 D&D rules to play with my Dad, until Baldur's Gate made it like breathing for me and now my brain still "soft" resorts to it on a regular basis. There are no quests I don't enjoy, and it remains endlessly quotable.

HOWEVER:

The Enhanced Edition is truly absolutely abysmal. The multiplayer servers are crap. While I dislike changing the fire arrows to +2 (instead of + 1 + fire) because it makes the low level kobold commandos unreasonably deadly if you don't fireball them like a Megumin addicted to explosions, and I dislike changing the art for composite and regular longbows (it's just so unnecessary? WHY?) these are admittedly minor enough to be ignored. But the UI I literally *cannot* use, it actually hurts my vision, and I have no choice but to revert back to the original via finagling. How do you even do that? I have no other remasters that give me this problem, including the glitchy HoMM3 HD. The glitches are also rather unforgivable. There's no telling what will make it struggle, and it forever seems to be a case of their lack of investment either emotionally as fans or monetarily in a long term vision.

Beamdog's added characters are jarring with the original cast, Dorn can't blame his evil alignment for being annoying and patently *un-fun* to take along, because Edwin is evil and hilarious, and even Montaron and Xzar have some charm points about them, and that's not even my nostalgia goggles talking because I never did that back then. Chandra is a little too Manic Pixie which emphasizes how her spells are going to backfire and possibly kill your whole party. I never take Xan because he's such a downer, but I found myself doing so for just a dose of normalcy recently. Don't even get me started on Siege on Dragonspear. It seems not enough of Beamdog's writers actually ever ENJOYED the original, so they had no idea how to help bring it into the future, and more's the pity. Baldur's Gate has a very loyal devoted fandom of decades, and they literally could have hired better mod writers by just asking any of the forums.

I can't in good conscience recommend the enhanced edition, even twisting myself into pretzel knots. The only thing I can say about it is at least the core game is SOMEWHERE buried under the other poop, even if it takes a powerwash to get it clean, and the multiplayer is NEARLY unusable. For BG3 fans, absolutely Jaheira, Minsc, Imoen, the originals are all here, but you can see which parts are Beamdog vs. the original by quality alone tbh.

10/10 original. 3/10 Beamdog get your act together. You have an opportunity now to make millions. Take it, or forever regret it.

Like everyone else it seems, I had bought and played this on 3DS 10 years ago. (HOW HAS IT BEEN THAT LONG?) I even got the switch copy because.... reasons. It was my favorite game ever. Now RF5 is, but I bought it on steam for me and my twin bro in the weeks leading up to 5's release, and I regret nothing.

Still my 2nd favorite ever. The story is genuinely so amazing it was one of the only things to ever make me cry. The soundtrack is my favorite videogame soundtrack ever. The fishing I am so obsessed with. I have spent 10 years lying to myself in denial that I actually hold up every other video game I play in comparison to RF4. And none of them came close. The characters are *amazing.* The interactions and dialogue are so beautiful. The only very very VERY slight pet peeves I had (having to individually throw stacks of wood/stone into the box) have been fixed in 5. The PC port is a little wonky in places. Always a nightmare to have to hold down 3 buttons at once, and it's a little bit of a nightmare to do the throwing for me, but every hour I play I am reminded "Oh yeah, this is why you're my fave."

"Now, what was I doing again?" - every RPG player knows this feel. Flawless. Also I love love love the sense of humor of naming the achievements and everything else. Bless. Much love.

1000/10 I have bought copies for my family and regret nothing.

EDIT: 4/12/22 my account has been restored!

As you can see I've been playing this game every day for 2 years. I got both my Dad and brothers to play, and I met an awesome guild and have become friends with the guild team through the pandemic.

There are pay to play features, though they were worth it for me, ymmv.

The characters and the character interactions and stories are fantastic! It genuinely is the glue between the gameplay that keeps me coming back for more. The Avatar the Last Airbender crossover event and New Year's celebration for Year of the Tiger were excellent. The dev team got back to me as fast as they could when there was a problem, and I greatly appreciate it.

My husband can't play, because it stresses him out in a customer service kind of way (lol), but my Mom is thrilled that my Dad loves it and is finally starting to understand what I've been telling him about time being the only truly valuable resource in life.

I do appreciate that it's really easy to get into and I can play even when I'm sick. I especially love the monthly King's Caprice when the King goes on a buying spree and you get points for making what he specifically is craving for his latest fad.

Very funny, cute, sweet, easy gameplay.

Downside: hoarding. Beware the hoarding.

Russian af, but in a good way. The writing is really gripping and psychologically and emotionally gripping, you have to replay it to get the full breadth, but it's engaging and well worth it. Quite a bit darker than most psychological detective games, somehow.

8/10 but the English translation is a little wonky. Only for visual novel detective psych fans.

Don't let the time fool you, I got lost and wanted to map it to write up a guide later, and yeah I definitely glitched out a couple times. Even so, it's a good horror exploration game, fast-paced, heart-pounding, creepy as ♥♥♥♥. Trite, but fun! The art is fairly hideous and if you're epileptic DO NOT PLAY, you will have a seizure in no time, but I really enjoyed it!

9/10 would scream and curse at ghosts / demons slaying me again.

This is really really bad.

The "RPG" options have no bearing on the effects, there is minimal indication what to do, the art is certainly OC nudes and commission fanart, but for schoolteachers you've never met and have no connection to, and the Match3 system is universally better done elsewhere.

3/10 I lost so much respect for myself getting 100% So. Much. Respect. /wallows in shame where I belong

4/10

Your basic Tri-Peaks solitaire gameplay, with some good power-ups, but you get the power-ups very quickly, and then it starts quickly becoming tedious and repetitive (in a bad way, and this is coming from someone addicted to the grind, and as you can see: 100%-ing.) The mini-games are fun, but nothing innovative, very basic and done better in other games. The theme DEFINITELY could and SHOULD have been better utilized however, and the background scenes also get repetitive -- albeit, not nearly as badly as other games. But the story was really REALLY weak and I was originally really looking forward to playing through all 50 states, but other than marking them on a map, that's it, they don't change anything, so that was boring!

Probably better off finding a free Tri-Peaks game tbqh.

I would shamelessly play any version of tri-peaks solitaire endlessly until I die. No wait, shamefully. It's not something I'm actually proud of. The fantasy story is really good, the backgrounds are nice, and the psuedo RPG power-ups are cool. I've gone through 4 laptops and never gotten the cloud to actually save my progress though so I keep getting almost to the finish and having to restart. ♥♥♥♥ me.