I thought this was for the games coming now on the latter half of 2021, not for all the anticipated.

Hades (August 13th)
Life Is Strange: True Colors (September 10th)
Lost Judgment (September 24th)
Far Cry 6 (October 7th)
Guardians of the Galaxy (October 26th)

Tsushima is an excellent video game, just somehow not that memorable after some time has now passed. It still easily made it into my HMs, loved playing it. Even platinumed it (of course). The sword-fighting system feels super good, all the counters and stand-offs etc.

I'm like 85 % sure I'll pick up Hades in August on PS5. The roguelike nature is the biggest hurdle and/or question mark in the game for me, and already here there are points for and against that. I'll need to watch some reviews and gameplay videos before my purchase decision.

Platinum #156: Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. An easy-breezy platinum. In a way even too easy? Didn't even have to collect many of the things (which I still did, of course). In any case a very entertaining game. This had pretty much all the best parts of a Ratchet game one would love to see.

Doom Eternal was a big letdown after the greatness that was the 2016 one. Hard to pinpoint why, but the thrill was gone. I even platinumed the first one, but with this one there was no way I'd even start to imagine such an ordeal.

The best news of E3 so far! <3 <3 <3

August 13th for PlayStation and Xbox, neat.
https://www.theverge.com/2021/6/13/22532137/hades-supergiant-games-xbox-one-series-x-s-game-pass-ps4-ps5
https://blog.playstation.com/2021/06/13/hades-launches-august-13-on-ps4-and-ps5/

The hype got to me last year and I bought 13 Sentinels. Finished it, too, it was a surprisingly long game. No right to place in my top spots, though. Wouldn't say the story is amazing or unforgettable. Just super scifi and convoluted. Multi-layered. "3.6 Röntgen... not great, not terrible."

Let's continue going through the (recent) years.