<0.69> Paperback Vol. 2 (Steam for Windows)

Deck-building word game

Eve online omega <15.99> so my name can go on the statue.

<74.99> Another year of PS Plus Premium that was going cheap in the Days Of Play sale, it doesn't kick in until next March but I've got the next year paid for.

<1.49> Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour (Steam)

<49.99> Baldur's Gate 3 for PC from Steam.

Is it any good, as I am tempted for the PS5

I put 55 hours into Act 1 (of three) and am currently taking a break, I intend to return to it but I'll probably start again now I understand it all a bit more. (Currently on a playthrough of Cyberpunk 2077 now the V2.0 update has released.)

It's clearly a magnificent game, I knew going in it that it wasn't entirely my cup of tea genre wise, but it manages to transcend that fact to still have charmed me. Everything about it is wonderfully put together, and the writing/acting is consistently superb.

If it's a genre you enjoy then this is dream come true material I'd imagine, for me it's a bit too much into 'proper' RPG territory, which isn't a criticism, just a personal taste thing.

I'm playing on PC but by all accounts the PS5 has a superb version of the game with the controls ported to a gamepad very well, so you won't be missing out on anything there.

I knocked it down to EASY level because I was finding the combat a bit frustrating, there are millions of spells to choose from and you're supposed to have your party buffing each other and that sort of thing, it's turn based so there are no time pressures, I just thought it was a bit fiddly and wanted to hit things over the head until they died, which EASY kind of lets you get away with, but then I knew it was basically letting me win and I wasn't doing it properly.

Also if you take all the clothes off the characters you can see all their bits and pieces.