Perhaps it’s just too much like the original, or some of the reason to grind is just absent. I’m finding the post-game (and even the first expansion) to lack some of the replay value that I found in the first game. The acting is fantastic throughout and the music is just as stellar as it has always been. The gameplay is as strong as ever and the fun really comes when playing with a group of people you enjoy gaming with. It has better graphics, bigger zones to explore, and more things to discover in those areas, like Lost Sectors. The first Destiny kept me hooked for years and Destiny 2, in many ways is an improvement.
Read our review of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus! Top notch story, great controls and fantastic visuals/audio make this one of 2017’s best games.
Bethesda and Machine Games understand the value in a Single Player experience and it shows in every way. Read our review of Middle-Earth: Shadow of War!Ī true step in the right direction for the series! I love the new characters! (CD)Įasily the best First Person Single Player game that I’ve played in years. If you can ignore the complete lack of canon and just appreciate it for what it is, this is a must play for any LOTR fan. Combat is more fluid, the story is more interesting and fan service abounds. The Nemesis system makes a comeback in a big way, going even more in depth than the original and making it something truly unique. Middle-Earth: Shadow of War takes everything that made the original, Shadow of Mordor so successful and expands on it. Everything about the game is bigger, better, and more memorable, which is saying something considering how much I enjoyed the first SteamWorld Dig. SteamWorld Dig 2 on the other hand, manages to blow past the first release from Image & Form in a way I did not expect. (CL)Īs far as sequels go, few are capable of surpassing the original. One of the few JRPG games where I can relate to some of the characters. Unlike most RPGs this game takes place in the real world. Persona 5 continues to show why it is a must for any JRPG fan.
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The Persona series has been around since the PS1 and really came into its stride on the PS2. Having this while commuting made commuting more tolerable. Read our reviewof What Remains of Edith Finch! Just a fantastic game from beginning to the all-too-soon end. But it’s more than just that: What Remains of Edith Finch has a riveting, devastating story to tell, and somehow tells it in a way that’s neither maudlin nor morbid. In part, this is because few other so-called “walking simulators” can match this game for sheer visual inventiveness (the Cannery Scene is the one that gets most of the attention, as it transforms a drab, mundane fish cannery into a sumptuous fantasy world, but the one that has stuck with me most is the Bathtub Scene, which made me gasp out loud the moment it started). Yet here we are half a year after I finished What Remains of Edith Finch, and I still find myself thinking about the tragic ends suffered by the assorted members of the Finch family. Rarely do games stick with me long after I’ve finished playing. This is a raw, heartbreaking story of love and loss, told via some of the most gorgeous animation you could ask for. While grief isn’t a rare theme in video games - after all, what’s the whole God of War series, if not Kratos trying to work through the grief of his lost family? - seldom is that emotion shown the way Last Day of June displays it. Here are the twenty best of them, as voted on by GA staff. Here at Gaming Age, we collectively reviewed hundreds of games over the past year, and played hundreds more just for fun.
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