Adriel Rangel
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Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star
Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force is in kind of a weird spot. The characters and gameplay are fun but at times they can be hard to invest in due to the over-scoped plot. Normally I would say go for it and just don’t get too invested; but this is a JRPG we’re talking about here, not some beat ’em up or other quickly-concluded escapade. However, the ideas present in the world are unique and there’s a guy with a Canadian accent, which is rare enough to cherish whenever it pops up.
Gal*Gun Double Peace is just as fun and bizarre as its premise would suggest: the combination of the utterly shameless gameplay with the strangely heartfelt and sincere storylines make this title a must-have for moe enthusiasts and those of high constitution.
Overwatch Overwatch is the spiritual successor to TF2 in many ways, and if you haven’t heard it said before, it’s worth a look if you come from there. Even for total newcomers, though; the world, the characters, and the sheer chaos of skills, ultimates, and counter picks makes this game not worth missing.
It’s been said: if you love Warhammer, you’ll love this game. The attention to lore and detail is simply too fantastic to not admire. If you have any attachment to either franchise or even the RTS genre in general, this is definitely worth the buy.
What can really be said? DOOM is a beautiful return to form by Id and a magnificent show of tradition whilst accepting modern sensibilities. Sure, the two non-campaign modes are lacking, but this is DOOM. To give much weight to either snapmap or multiplayer would be like criticizing a steakhouse with subpar salad and dinner rolls despite the sheer quality of their world-famous Filet Mignon.
Ultimately, Stories: The Path of Destinies is entirely reliant on its storytelling and characters for a strong experience. Thankfully, the game’s cast is lovably madcap enough to push the title in the right direction. If strong combat (even if it’s against limited enemy types) and a story whose ending is directly changed by the players descisions appeals to you, Stories is worth a look.
Neptune's still cooler though
