I just finished playing Triangle strategy and sometimes that games writing gets so good but feel what the very characters are feeling.
What about you? What have been those games that have gripped your hand and made you feel every turn of the page?
Oh I forgot about Oxenfree. Yeah, the story and voice acting were quite good, but the game had so many annoying design/UI decisions that it left me frustrated more than anything else :c
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Life is Strange
Spiritfarer
Titanfall 2
Hellblade
Red Dead 2
Hades
Oxenfree
Many more, but these stood out on actually caring about the characters and what happened to them.
Life is Strange 1 was good, a bit silly at points but I enjoyed the cringe.
The other games were kinda bad.
Bloom and Rage is HILARIOUSLY bad. In every way. It’s amazing.
I’m right with you on the other LiS series, except for the harbor one, I forgot the name of. None kept me engaged enough to finish.
Oh I forgot about Oxenfree. Yeah, the story and voice acting were quite good, but the game had so many annoying design/UI decisions that it left me frustrated more than anything else :c
Yeah, Oxenfree was great.