Persona 4’s tale takes more than 80 hours to experience, but it never feels drawn out as every day is a new chance to get closer to your friends. You may enter a shadowy world of dungeons and monsters, but you become so attached to your new companions that a small moment in the park with one of them has more impact than most intense boss battle.
You dig deep into a murder mystery while also attending high school, working part-time jobs, and (most importantly) bonding with your new friends. The life of the protagonist plays out one day at a time for an entire year in the quiet town of Inaba. Persona 4’s greatest strength comes from pacing. Play it over and over again, you deserve it. And like the original, every decision you make changes the flow of the story. It feels more grounded because of its lack of the supernatural, helping make the story options connect and more importantly, resonate. It’s a powerful narrative on growing up, loss, and emotions. The prequel focuses on the relationship between Chloe and Rachel before the events of Life is Strange. It’s very much focused on how you want to tell the story, and the branching narratives mean that it merits a few playthroughs just so you can see just how far the ripples of your actions and words stretch.Īnd when you’ve done that, go play Before the Storm. Across three episodes you uncover a terrible secret about what happened to a missing girl, Rachel Amber, who happened to be incredibly important to Chloe. The original Life is Strange tells the story of Max Caulfield and her friend Chloe Price facing the perils of adolescence, love, and an impending supernatural, town-destroying, storm. It seems almost mean to bundle both these brilliant episodic titles into one entry for the best game stories, but they’re best experienced as one package. Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS Grim Fandangoĭeveloper: Dontnod Entertainment/Deck Nine A fully-fledged psychopath, played with wonderful glee by Steven Ogg, GTA finally has a vehicle for its frenzied bloodbaths in the form of an unrepentant character who couldn’t care less about ludonarrative dissonance. Knowing and loyal, you want to actively limit the damage you do when the game puts you in the role of the young carjacker. Presented as miserable and remorseful, Michael isn’t the guy you do drive-by shootouts with. Such is the quality of the voice acting and mission structure, you’ll find yourself subconsciously role-playing whoever you think Franklin and co. Thanks to its innovative character-swapping gameplay, GTA 5 lets you live three very distinct lives over the course of a single campaign. Most of the time though, this Los Santos yarn is way too hard to pin down… and that’s a compliment. At times it’s a wisecracking take on Michael Mann’s Heat – those headline scores are incredible. Crusader: No Remorse delivers fast-paced action that is interactive and challenging, exactly what you would expect in a top strategy and exploration game.The most subversive story Rockstar has ever told in GTA is also the series’ best. Sega, better known as Necros, adds to the fantastic gaming experience and complements the visuals perfectly. The game offers players an immersive science fiction setting that is enhanced by superb graphics that often gets you lost or distracted by the allure of blowing things up. Each level has objectives like getting secret information or blowing up a target. Using an exciting arsenal of weapons, Crusader: No Remorse had you fighting against your former employers and becoming an elite fighter against anyone who gets in your way.
Action-packed gameplay in a striking environment
As you explore your environment, you kill guards and collect ammunition to go on killing. As an enforcer of the World Economic Consortium, you turn to your former enemies and join the Resistance fighting against a world filled with corruption. Softonic review Fighting the good fight with Crusador: No RemorseĬrusader: No Remorse delivers plenty of action and stunning visuals.
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