Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is one of those games that seemed like it had the chips stacked against it. For one, it was the third attempt at creating a universe by From Software. They had struck absolute gold two times already with Dark Souls and Bloodborne, so the chances that they could yet again create …
Kingdom Hearts is one of those games that just never should’ve worked. I mean, the combination of things happening just was so wrong in so many ways. You took the adult-themed Final Fantasy characters who had experienced death, tragedy, and horrific genocides of their people and mixed them with Disney characters who had experienced death, …
Demon’s Souls is one of the most important titles in gaming history. Yes, I know, Dark Souls was more popular, and Bloodborne was better than both and had a better story too, but guess what? None of those games exist without the initial success of Demon’s Souls, way back in the dark ages of gaming …
Pillars of Eternity 2 is one of the most surprising RPGs in years. While the original was great on its own, it was a crowdfunded project that clearly lacked some of the modern polish that most games today enjoy, and with its booming success, Pillars of Eternity 2 was able to deliver an experience that …
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Kingdom Hearts is one of the most miraculous achievements in video games and really media history. They essentially took the video game equivalents of peanut butter and mixed it with tomato sauce, and had that work somehow. Final Fantasy and Disney? I couldn’t think of things more unalike. Final Fantasy was a mature videogame series …
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is one of the best games of this generation. It combines the challenge of Dark Souls with a more free movement system that encourages different kinds of approaches to its various enemies. It’s also an incredibly lengthy experience with multiple endings, optional bosses, and a hidden story that it’s almost impossible …
For a long time, PC games were the cornerstone of the RPG market. While they didn’t always boast the fanciest graphics or the biggest named series, they instead offered massive, 80+ hour experiences that were so in-depth and detailed that they’ve since been compared to virtual novels at times. In recent years, PC games no …
In gaming, there are those who like their experiences to be easy, casual, and enjoyable games that they can jump into at any time. Everyone has their niche and while that one exists, there also exists another kind of gamer on the exact opposite side of the spectrum. The challenge seeker, the masochist who wants …
