Doesn't have to be a new game, or a game you never played before, but any game you played recently and thought what an incredible game it was. I got two, Final Fantasy 7 remake, and Mario Galaxy.
What's the last game you played and you thought 'this is truly fantastic'
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Super late to the party but currently experiencing it with Mario Odyssey. Just ran through a series of quite serious games, so to just have a super well done platformer is refreshing and definitely gives me the "this is truly fantastic" vibes.
Felt similar vibes during my playthrough of Astro's Playroom.
Felt similar vibes during my playthrough of Astro's Playroom.
Dark Souls probably.
And I think Subnautica a bit more recently.
Though with Dark Souls the 'this is truly fantastic' feeling was so pronounced that I don't expect many games to replicate it any time soon, if ever. It's hard making something so ground breaking, engaging and incredibly well realized.
And I think Subnautica a bit more recently.
Though with Dark Souls the 'this is truly fantastic' feeling was so pronounced that I don't expect many games to replicate it any time soon, if ever. It's hard making something so ground breaking, engaging and incredibly well realized.
There seems to be at least one of these every year, we're truly living in a good era for videogames. Last ones for me tho, were Breath of the Wild in 2017, The Witcher 3 (which I played until 2019) and the more recent one Sekiro last year.
Very satisfying experiences with these three.
Very satisfying experiences with these three.
I am playing the psp Yakuza (Kurohyou) and I am loving it. I always wanted to play it and it is well worth the hype.
Definitely Moon.
PS1 rpg subversion that's incredible funny, engrossing and feels absurdly modern for a 90s game.
PS1 rpg subversion that's incredible funny, engrossing and feels absurdly modern for a 90s game.
Hades, a few weeks ago. I tried it due to its many GOTY wins, and was really taken by surprise at just how deserving of those wins it really is.
The Last of Us 2 is probably it for me.
That said, there's something about Immortals Fenyx Rising that makes me kinda feel that way too. Like I recognize it's not anything ground breaking, but that game just feels really good and it's pretty addictive for its game loop and progression. In my head I know it really shouldn't count, but I really can't put the game down so far. It feels like good comfort food when playing.
That said, there's something about Immortals Fenyx Rising that makes me kinda feel that way too. Like I recognize it's not anything ground breaking, but that game just feels really good and it's pretty addictive for its game loop and progression. In my head I know it really shouldn't count, but I really can't put the game down so far. It feels like good comfort food when playing.
Age of Calamity. Probably the best Musou game ever made.
Before that 13 Sentinels. My game of the generation. I could write a book about how much I love this game.
Before that 13 Sentinels. My game of the generation. I could write a book about how much I love this game.
I just began a playthrough, and found really interesting, but not enough to keep me playing the demo of Monster Hunter Rise. Maybe I'll return...
Btw, that game hasn't even launched and I already have over 10 hours on that demo
. I decided to pace myself and delete it since I'll probably sink over 200 hours on this game.
Bugsnax was confusingly fantastic for what it was. At the ending cutscene I was like why did this resonate so well with all these dumb looking mother fuckers?
