This is what gave me confidence that the game was going to be a worthy remake - - that wedding ring outline you can see when James pulls down the noose in the trailer. Not only a thoughtful and symbolic detail but also a major clue about what's actually going on.

I switched to PC after getting a card that could support the fancy features and it really is one of the most beautiful games I've ever seen running that way. Can't wait to see what they come up with for The Witcher 4.

I got to see Cyberpunk 2077 at every stage of its bizarre journey and it's been a saga, haha. I'm glad where it landed, though, and even in its jankiest state, I still liked it. The game design and technical performance needed work in those early days, but the CDPR writing team never let me down.

Was that game still giving you trouble?? But yeah, it's wild to see Obsidian go from releasing notoriously buggy games at launch when it wasn't the industry norm to now releasing stable software when it is.

I picked it up too! Currently juggling that and Ghost of Yotei while flirting with the very beginnings of a Hades 2 file. At least I've gotten the first ending of Silent Hill f -- there's too much.

Always happy to support Obsidian at launch though. Avowed was another highlight of the year.