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Say something positive (for real) about a game you didn't like.
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Bloodborne - I absolutely love the setting, more games need to visit that
(Games not called Castlevania)
(Games not called Castlevania)
The music in No Man's Sky is amazing.
Twisted Metal (2012) I guess it might have controlled well, I don't remember, I've done my best to forget it.
Twisted Metal (2012) I guess it might have controlled well, I don't remember, I've done my best to forget it.
Uncharted 4 has one of the best examples of storytelling through gameplay I've ever seen.
It was a truly remarkable moment in a game I really dislike.
The fact that we get to play Sam's escape from prison gives us zero reason to doubt his words. "We were there", after all, but the reveal puts us in Nate's perspective, and we can feel, in some way, that feeling of being lied to, of blindly trusting someone's lie.
It was a truly remarkable moment in a game I really dislike.
I like the settings, atmosphere, the architecture of Bloodborne.
Some game should allow a hack to just wander around the game.
Some game should allow a hack to just wander around the game.
Bloodborne was great at making you feel like a badass aristocrat with the cane weapon.
Final Fantasy XIV has really nice calming music.
Nick Valentine in Fallout 4 is a very interesting side character.
Final Fantasy XIV has really nice calming music.
Nick Valentine in Fallout 4 is a very interesting side character.
That moment really blew me away. Looking forward to see what they have in store for The Last of Us Part II when it comes to story in playable segments after that, considering they're hinting at jumping back and forth in time or something like that.
I liked the QOL improvements in Persona 5
Fallout 4 had a couple interesting vault ideas
GTA V was truly impressive technically
Bloodborne had great gameplay and mood, it just wasn't for me
Fallout 4 had a couple interesting vault ideas
GTA V was truly impressive technically
Bloodborne had great gameplay and mood, it just wasn't for me
The Last of Us had fantastic visuals and story telling, and still sets the bar amazingly high for similar games.
You should play Demon's Souls, if you haven't already. Yoko Taro games also take a lot from Team ICO in atmosphere and general art direction.
I'm a Souls fan :P
I guess I could say I'm glad team ICO's games exist because they inspired Miyazaki to make games.
NieR:Automata was my GOTY 2017.
Realm Royale had a pretty good idea with the class system for a Battle Royale, shame it happened what it happened.
I feel ya, I play GTA games purely to put some cheat codes and create chaos, I cannot care about anything else.
Uncharted games and Last of Us look awesome. Beautiful games with great visuals and art design.
Dragon Age 2. The second act story about the Qunari was really interesting and for a brief period of the game I was invested in the story.
