Recent reviews by Prometheus

Starfield despite not being very well received by player base its still a decent game. The main story missions and the major faction missions are really good but sadly after finishing them the entire universe just feels "empty". Sure you have your outposts and random encounters, but somehow entire game feels "static", there are still things to do but they are just not interesting enough to keep you playing. I give it 7/10

This game is truely a gem. Built on unity engine by a single person if memory serves me correctly its truely something to behold. Old school 4x game, which is still getting patches and improvements every now and then. The only sad issue with the game it is purely single player, no coop or mp.

Fun nice game filled with humor. A decent successor to the original SC games.

This game is 10 years old, and it seriously still holds up, and it still receives updates and dlcs, with latest being Titan Quest: Ragnarök. Graphics are quite decent. The replayability is amazing, you have 9 masteries from which you can combine 2 to create a class, or just roll with a single one. It has certain flair that keeps you wanting to play more and more, which is rather rare for me. This game is a must have if you like arpg type of games.

I have delayed writing this review for quite some time, gathering my thoughts, nuances of the game, but finally I'm ready to give my humble opinion.

Out of all Bethesda Fallout games to date, this one is the winner in my book, with Fallout NV in close second place.

First and foremost this game is immensely huge, 172h in it, and still I barely scratched the surface of this game…
Even more so if you are playing it on survival difficulty. You will understand why I said that, and why it is actually the best way to play this game.
Aside from that, Fallout 4 has really good quality of background environmental sounds/music. Voice acting could be little bit better, but don't get me wrong it is still quite good.
Graphics are quite better compared to previous Bethesda Fallout games, especially if you are a high-end hardware user, but this is mostly a subjective thing (what one expects from the game/engine.)

Introduction of settlement building is quite refreshing, and really adds up to the game. It makes you feel connected to the game in ways, you never realized it could. But this can also be the biggest source of fun and frustration in game... (especially if you're trying to build your junk fence/wall or something in your settlement, but the game just won't let you place it in the spot you have chosen or not in that angle)

Lastly this game has a huge modding community, with quite a large number of mods that can seriously enhance the game even more, both with graphics/ui, sounds etc… which I strongly advise to use.