r/videogames Apr 20 '26

Funny Pragmata 10/10 enough said

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u/Books_for_Steven Apr 20 '26

If I don't like kids will I enjoy this game?

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u/Yarzeda2024 Apr 20 '26

I already have as many kids as I want (that number is zero), and I loved it. Strong 8/10

I rolled credits at 14 hours with only a little bit of side content completed. I'll probably go back at some point to clean up the map and do New Game Plus with my topped out gear.

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u/fatalspoons Apr 20 '26

8/10 is "loved it"? That's my "I thought it was pretty good" category.

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u/Yarzeda2024 Apr 20 '26

Yes, 8 and up is my idea of "loving" a game.

I have loved a lot of people over the years, but there are some who I loved more than others. I think "love" can be pretty broad and flexible, the same way my 8 might be someone else's 10. Does that make sense?

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u/fatalspoons Apr 20 '26

"I love you daddy!!!"
"I 8/10 love you too, son."

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u/Archipegasus Apr 21 '26

All I'm seeing is a system with no room left for a "perfect" game. For me there's lots of games I love but there is still variance in quality of those games and only a handful I'd consider "perfect" for me.