Fun game, but has some frustrating achievements!
I focused most of my game on making sure to get Emily's romance achievement - once that was done, it was a lot easier to gradually work on the others.

I did enjoy my time in MTaP, and am glad that I went back to finally beat (and then complete) the game.

It did become a bit of a slog for the last few achievements (the child ones), as by that point I had already gotten all the house upgrades, the factory was fully upgraded and I had a heap of pre-made items for the commissions. I ended up speeding through the days at this point!

I'm keen to try out My Time at Sandrock sometime in the future!

Great game - I even replayed the game to the end twice, and halfway through again with a multiplayer campaign. I rarely replay games, even shorter games for achievements.

I highly recommend that people play as the Dark Urge character. My very rushed second play through as the Durge was very interesting with the expanded story.
There is also a lot of mods available now, so that was fun to do cosmetic mods for this second play through!

My screenshot folder ended up with 4,782 screenshots.. just a few…

It was well worth being the only game that I have paid full price for this year.
I will be shocked if it is not GOTY.

Mediocre all the way through.

I wouldn't recommend at the current price for what it is.

First game is complete on Insanity!

I originally finished 1 and attempted 2 years ago… 2 feels so dated as they fully lean into the cover shooter mechanic. First game, I could go full biotic, and with the overheating mechanic (and not having to collect ammo) didn't really feel like a straight FPS. Biotic seems nerfed a lot in 2.

I'll hopefully get into 2… maybe..

Going from Starfield to this, really emphasized how mediocre Starfield is for a new game..

Amazing game honestly.

Already planning to replay it for the 100% achievements (5 to go..) :D

I have a whole review on why I don't recommend Starfield on Steam…

I'm struggling to finish it to be honest - but I'm going to power through :/

Coming from BG3 where everything seemed to be handcrafted, to Starfield, where everything seems low effort, copy paste… I dunno. Very lackluster game I was hoping would be better.

I've played somewhere between 1-3 hours on the steam deck while I was away this month. (Wasn't keeping track..)
Great game to be able to pick up for 5-20 minutes at a time!

Also brilliant being able to play offline - we had no internet in the middle of nowhere at the time (Horrific, I know!)

I played the original version at release…nearly 20 years ago.
I don't remember much from then, just slaughtering the village to be able to buy the real estate haha.

Was actually a really fun game, and was a great experience on the Steam Deck.
I originally tried to play it on my PC, but the graphics really bugged me (and the black border on an UW monitor).

Heroic mode was painful in the first couple of hours, but was fairly simple after you get a few things (which means slaughtering villagers for EXP..). I abused the drain life skill for a lot of the game. Skorm's Bow made the last boss of the game really easy as well.

Another fun game to play on the Steam Deck.
However, I do not have the patience needed to try 100% this game… likely another 15-20 hours, at least, to complete the game.

A fun casual game, but left on a bit of a sour note with the achievement kill 3000 enemies. Needed to just farm enemies repetitively after completing everything else to get this.
Was a great game for the Steam Deck!

Another great game for the Steam Deck.
After playing Kitaria I was expecting some of the achievements for this one to be painful as well, but it wasn't.

Linear progression, with exploration and farming.

Saw a friend playing, so decided to play a bit while in-between games. Finally managed to finish Act 3 with a character, so I'll mark it as beaten. I'll probably keep coming back to this game, but I don't think I have 300+ hours in me to complete it 😅