Stephen Totilo of Kotaku examines his failing progress in the many franchises he used to be on top of and faces the fact that something has changed.
Over ten years after its release, does Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain still impress? Jump Dash Roll returns to Snake's world for this Brutal Backlog.
I don’t think I’ve ever quite experienced an unfinished game that was slapped together with duct tape and construction paper to be sold as a finished product, basically making you replay the same missions and include a story that clearly was missing so much of the plot, like I did with this game.
I’m actually shocked that it doesn’t get calls out for this more.
A long time has passed since the PS4 release of Detroit: Become Human, but the game has just reached a big milestone, according to a press release from Quantic Dream.
On sale for under 10 bucks very often. I wonder how many actually finished or even played for 20 minute.
Disagree.
The choices in Heavy Rain barely mattered, it was mostly illusion of choice.
Detroit had tons of endings huge sections of the game were unlocked or skipped depending on the choices you made. Detroit was actually the game adventure gamers had asked for, for generations, but no other dev wanted to take the time to make. And no dev has replicated that level of choice/consequence since.
It was a shame that QuanticDream had to get with all that controversy.
This would have been a good pickup for Sony to get as a first-party studio.
Ben from Netto's Game Room takes a look at 7 video games where dying doesn't mean the end, as the story and world simply continue on without you.
I agree with this article. I have not played MGSV due to other great games that came out. The yearly game releases of games doesn't help