J W

I am giving a 3 star mainly because of two issues. The first is the jagged edges on everything graphically that no matter what setting I use doesn't seem to correct the problem. The second is that I was unable use my controller because I couldn't attack when I tried. It seems to work fine on all my other games so I don't know but the game mechanics are nice.

Probably one of the best strategy games I've ever played. I got to play it for free during a promotion on steam and after about 5 hours of playtime I stopped for a second and might have actually said out loud "Ok, you son's-a-b*'s I'm in!" Then I proceeded to throw money at them.

Like DA:2, Veilguard is developmental dead end. It should be called Dragon Age: Fortnite edition not only for the graphics but also for how the game treats you like an ignorant child and spells everything out. This game was also extremely difficult to get running and when I finally did, the glitches just kept coming. I see alot of people saying they didn't have problems but in the first 3 hours I had constant crashes, graphical discrepancies, reverting character appearance to default mid cutscenes/changing areas and heavy slow downs that I was unable to resolve. I was able to play FF16 with no issues so I assumed I'd be ok but I wasnt. Ultimately after some very questionable grammatical dialogue about an "Archive Spirit" being constantly repeated I just said "meh". I uninstalled and requested a refund. Better luck next time Bioware. If there is a next time.

Just great tv. This first season was a masterpiece. The single best video game adaptation that sets the bar going forward for what a show based on a game should be. After you finish season 1 remember that another settlement needs your help...

Engaging story, great characters. Definitely a Trek.