Best:
Cyberpunk 2077 - It just looks awesome
Final Fantasy VII Remake - I'm not a big FFVII and never wanted a remake but this is actually looking pretty good
Zelda: Link's Awakening - This is however one of my all time favorite games and it looks amazing
Worst:
Avengers - This was a really poor showing, still don't know what the game is
Contra: Rogue Corps - It reminds me of those awful PS1 Contra games
Wastleland 3 - It good be still be a good game but the trailer was really terrible
Metal Gear Rising is so awesome. I wanted to put in the top 4 but there just wasn't enough space.
@e_zed_eh_intern Yeah, I think it's only Europe and Japan.
Gotta be fast with those Limited Run games. They sadly get sold out fast.
@sheria said in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS4/XBO/PC):
Oh don't get me wrong, in no way do I feel the game doesn't give the player enough information. I just find that the game requires the player to be just a bit … too precise. I'm on the boss on a horse at the moment and his moves are extremely erratic. Worst is that he sometimes decides to continuously ride off and not attack, resulting in me losing poise all the time.
Forget unfair then, I just think I have to agree with Jim Sterling on this one, I just don't think the game is for me. I adore Souls and Bloodborne, but games such as this, especially those so reliant on a parry mechanic, just aren't for me. Maybe with more RPG/Leveling mechanics, I might have enjoyed it more.
I also started to feel the same at that point of the game. Yesterday I finally beat that boss after dying 20 times or something and it felt really good but I'm not sure if it was worth my time.
I feel really conflicted. I really appreciate From for not making it an RPG and doing something really different with the Souls formula. I actually love the gameplay outside of the bosses but I'm starting to feel like the bosses are the main focus in this game. Right now there are 3 bosses I can fight and as far as I know no new areas to explore and I'm not in the mood the fight any of them.
Also, Dark Souls II is a great game.
I have a good list of 8 games but I'm gonna try to play some more 2013 games before sending my votes. For sure I need to play The Wonderful 101.
@axel Can you add Bravely Default to the list? I think it counts. It was released in Europe in December 2013 but 2014 in the US.
Crash Nitro Kart (PS2)
It is much better than I expected. It's a pretty decent follow up to CTR. I would have played it a lot if I had this game as a kid, it's much better than the PS2 Crash I did own back in the day.
Yoshi's Crafted World (Switch)
It's another great Yoshi game, it's about as good as Woolly World. It looks awesome and the levels are very varied.
For me a Yoshi game is only as good as its level design and one-off ideas and gimmicks. I thought the earlier levels are a bit boring but later in the game there are some really inventive levels. Some of those late game levels rank amongst my favorite in the series.
The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons (GBC)
It's a fantastic Zelda game. I played Oracle of Ages years ago and I liked it but not that much. The dungeons are all really great and it has one of coolest items I've seen in a Zelda game: the magnetic glove. Why has this never appeared again?
It's mostly very similar to the other Game Boy Zelda games, both good and bad. It has a ton of charm, the soundtrack is awesome and you'll be doing lots and lots of item switching.
@bam541 How long are those games?
I've already played some of the first came when the HD collection came out. I stopped right after the stealth section on the harbor.
