ReptarRampage

I'm kind of on the fence about this. I feel like that games that focus on the more realistic kind of look look great with DLSS5 (especially if they're already taking actor faces and slapping them in game), but there's some kind of crazy monsters made when it's put through something stylistic like Trials or Dragon Quest. I'm only kind of iffy about how it'll be put through in a game that's sitting in the middle of realism and something more fantasy (like BG3).

Very interested in seeing how this turns out, and it's very good to hear that this is just getting better from the last hands on you guys had. Love that Owlcat is trying new things here.

It kind of fits the billing for Fable games. They've never really been very long. The first game can take like, less than 10 hours to play through, but there's loads of extra content on the side.

But also it depends on how they're counting the time played. Skyrim is kind of an 100+ hour game for many, but the main quest is like 6 hours long.

I think you can say that about The Witcher 3 to just about any kind of keystone game in someone's life. System Shock 2, Deus Ex, Final Fantasy VII, all those kinds of games kind of fit that build.

I was kind of expecting them to have kind of an open map kind of approach like in Rift Apart. But I'm expecting whatever they cook up to be good either way, their older games that were more on rails were always still very top notched. Perhaps a sequel they can fiddle around with it.