I'm not really feeling Darksiders 3, sadly.

I finished Odyssey! Er, Assassin's Creed, not Mario. I think. Sort of. Spoilers in the comments.

Wouldn't it be nice if life was like a videogame and you could deliberately let random people scam you because you know the experience will be worth it.

Is it just my impression or is Assassin's Creed Odyssey way, way longer than the average Assassin's Creed game?

Should I bother engraving gear in Odyssey? It seems I'm replacing them so fast, I barely get any use out of the engravings.

A bit disappointed that Odyssey is set long before Origins. I assumed since Origins was the origin story, Odyssey would be set after. I was looking forward to seeing the early days in Greece, especially after seeing the greek presence in Egypt.

Odyssey only requires a 3gb update to play rather than a 20gb one like Origins. You guys weren't kidding when you said it was better!

Finished Assassin's Creed Origins. Witnessing the birth of the Brotherhood was pretty cool, Bayek and Aya were great characters. Looking forward to assassinating scum in Greece.

Getting back to Assassin's Credd with Origins. I liked most ot them, my last entry was Syndicate. Loving the reworked combat. The amount of detail that goes into these games is just incredible.

Merry Christmas, Destructoid friends! Just finished the FFX remaster. It's heavier stuff than I remembered. I guess all that death stuff resonated with me more now that I'm old in the middle of a pandemic than when I was young and immortal.

Final Fantasy X remaster looks really good.

Staring at the screen deciding what to play after finishing Original Sin 2. Should I finally revisit FF X/X2 with the remaster? Catch up on Assassin's Creed? The Outer Worlds? Play something on Switch like Okami? Decisions, decisions.

After a long, long, long, loooong time, I finally claimed Divinity in Divinity: Original Sin 2. What an amazing ride. Final act feels super rushed, but still ends on a high note. Now I'm even more confident about Baldurs Gate 3.

Are you guys excited for the new generation? I don't think I've ever been more indifferent to a new console gen. It's kind of a bummer.

I couldn't get into Pillars 2 despite loving Pillars 1. Couldn't get into Tyranny either. For a moment I thought I might no longer be into CRPGs as I once were, then I played Divinity Original Sin 2 and all was right in the world.

Starting Pillars of Eternity 2. It's been 5 years since I played PoE 1 and I forgot much, the idea was to replay it, but I quickly realized that wasn't realistic if I wanted to actually play the sequel anytime soon. Any Pillars fans here? Is 2 worth it?

I've been watching Star Trek Picard. Is it just me, or does it look a lot like Mass Effect?

Just starting Tyranny with a two-handed primary combat specialization and ranged as secondary. Any fans of the game around here? Anything I should watch out for while building the character?

Finished Dishonored 2 as low Chaos Emily. Pretty good. Is Death of the Outsider worth it? I really liked Dishonored 2, but I'm not sure if I'm ready to jump back in right away for more of the same, assuming it's more of the same.

Happy to report that, while Prey may have disappointed me, Dishonored 2 hooked me from the very beginning. Playing as Emily,as the story seemed tailored for her and I'd already played Corvo in the first game, though I kinda miss blink.

Prey isn't quite what I expected, and not in a good way. I can see the appeal, but I expected something that combined an engaging world with cool combat, like BioShock or Dishonored. Unfortunately the combat is awful and the enemies are even worse.

Hello guys. Haven't been here in a while. How's everyone doing? What's New and interesting in the world of videogames? I have some catching up to do.

If I've never watched Star Trek and want to see if I like it, where do I start? There are seemingly dozens of series and movies.

Who among you fine folks played Ni No Kuni 2? Is it worth the time investment?

Is there any argument in favor of abolishing the police that properly lays out how that would work in practice beyond offering fantasies and platitudes like "more collaboration, less individualism"?