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One of the worst main character to ever appeared in a visual novel, just awful. It was so painful to read through his slog of internal monologues, where he justifies his every bad decisions in life. And the developers spent 85 percent of their production budget in making multiple bad endings rather than making a coherent good ending in the entire script. there are 3 bad endings for every 1 good ending. Only giving a thumbs up for the soundtrack, art and the waifus.

Really makes you think how Fromsoftware paid all the reviewers to get 10/10, they should have spent that money to make a decent pc port instead rather than this horrendous excuse for an optimization.
Just awful.

Edit- still got horrendous performance but its a must play anyway.
Edit 2- the game should have ended at the capital, instead of dragging us to the slogs of reused enemies and bosses, just to make the game feel bigger.
The game is a solid 9/10 up to the capital, and barely a 2/10 right after that.

What is this apart from a blatant cash grab attempt? Probably hired an intern to make this makeshift mod, packaged as a dlc.

Yea I killed the troll boss for the 76th time in a row, Omg! How could you tell I am playing god of war!?

More like, Wrath of the Dice Rolls.

Oh? What do you mean you missed your dice roll for the 76th time in a row.

The base game is good enough to goof around from time to time for the price tag. I don't recommend spending $1000 to get all the dlcs, which provides little to no value to the overall gameplay. The only good expansions/dlcs worth getting are the seasons, get to work, city living, parenthood and the vampires. The rest of the dlcs are recycled assets the devs put together to sell them off as a garage sale, which will still drain your wallet even when the packs are on sale. Just awful.

Detroit Become Human?
More like,
Detroit Crash every ♥♥♥♥♥♥ hour, literally unplayable with an RTX 3000 series Gpu. Jokes aside, a breathtaking story driven narrative where your choices actually matter in the grand scheme of things.
P.S- Really wished for a photo mode though.

One hell of a ride, every choice have it's consequences and had to restart a couple of times to avoid getting locked out from specific events. The game follows the life of Sir Brante from Birth to Death, and even the decisions you have made in your childhood stage can have a lasting impact far into your adulthood. Almost had the urge to restart the whole game a number of times to change the outcome of some events, only to realize later into the game that there is no actual right and wrong answer, you will be forced to make hard choices whether you like it or not. Think of it like you have to fall off a building, the only choice you have is to whether to fall from the 6th floor or the 3rd floor , or to fall head first leading to a fatal injury or fall on your legs to avoid a fatal injury at the cost of your legs , but you still got to preserve your life. My only gripe with this game is that I had to make a lot of out-of-character choices to avoid most of the bad outcomes, which breaks the whole immersion of the role-play aspect of the game.

A big step in the right direction from the continuation of the mount and blade series, a true medieval battle simulator but would have liked more diplomacy and relationship features from Crusader Kings 3 , waiting for the full release.