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Favorite Games

Bloodborne
Bloodborne
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy VII
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Castlevania
Castlevania

Mar 19

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

Mar 15

Penny's Big Breakaway
Penny's Big Breakaway

Feb 24

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

Feb 18

SpikeOut: Digital Battle Online
SpikeOut: Digital Battle Online

Feb 06

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A critique of The Stanley Parable itself would be too ironic for me. An irony that I’m not keen on taking part of, much less if it means creating the opportunity to be made fun of by the devs when The Stanley Parable: Ultra Mega Deluxe Director’s Cut or something comes out.

Instead, I wanted to express how surreal it was to begin the game at 12:00 AM not knowing that the game asks what the time is first thing when booted up, as the default time IS 12:00 AM.

And I realized that only when booting up the game for the second time; it asked the time again, and I adjusted it accordingly. The game mentioned how it was pissed off at how I didn’t adjust the time the first time I booted it up but calmed down after I actually adjusted it the second time around, jokingly saying that it must had actually been 12:00 AM then. But it was.

The coincidence itself is cool and all but it actually mentioning that afterwards was just an awesome meta moment that made the whole game worth it.

Whenever I feel like I’m good at videogames, games like these come around and give me a fat slice of humble pie.

This game stunlocked me for over 100 hours and I’m still waiting for me to recover so I can properly talk about it.

It shouldn’t work as well as it does, but it is one of these games that is so good you can’t help but wonder when will the compromises show themselves; but unlike its predecessor, they never do.

It’s dense and full of glee, in a way that it made me like things I usually despise in games, to a point where I was doing every single activity it threw at me.

How can a studio deliver a game like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth in less than 4 years after its predecessor through a worldwide pandemic and have it be everything it promised and much much more?

It might just go down as one of the best sequels of all time. Final Fantasy LIVES.