Games I played/wanna play that were released in 2020
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Fun: There are many playstyles that one can spec towards to and it all feels extremely rewarding in battle. Whether you are throwing your weapon or hacking away at your enemy, it always feels pretty impactful. Smashing mythical monsters with your fists and axe never got old. The best part of combat is when you click in both analog sticks unleashing Kratos’ Spartan Rage, flurry of blows will auto target your enemies.…
Some people nowadays feel an emptiness within them. They work dead end jobs desperately trying to fill that worthlessness. Some crave a challenge from their dull mundane life. What better way to fill that emptiness with a thrill of climbing a mountain? Just an example of the puzzle solving in Celeste Celeste is a towering brute that houses abandoned ruins from old civilization and some magical unknowns that may be…
During its first years, Destiny produced mixed emotions of delight and frustration for Guardians. Bungie crafted a universe full of mysticism, lore, beautiful skyboxes, exotic environments, and impactful gunplay but left players craving better exposition for story missions and better rewards for their time. Bungie learned from their mistake by structuring each story mission in their first expansion, The Taken King,…
Imagine playing a fluid motion first person shooter made by the creators of the Call of Duty series and having the abilities to pilot your own super robot. If that doesn't entice you to at least try the game, then there isn't much to be said. Titanfall 2 single player campaign and multiplayer modes are the best experiences a First Person Shooter fan could have in this day in age. The traversal and level design of…
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My experiences with Giant Bomb was seen as therapeutic in a way. I struggle with depression all my life and I don't cope with it by facing it. I don't talk to anyone about it and I hold my tears inside fearing the loss of perceptive masculinity due to my upbringing. I cope with my depression by laughter as it was the best medicine I could afford in my time in need. I went through hard times fro...
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