I lived in Bulgaria for a few years. This doesn’t surprise me in the slightest. Despite being post-communist, Bulgaria’s ties to Russia are still very strong. Due to the poverty in the country, most of the older population still looks fondly at both communism and Russia.
Eh, Comet Azur might have been nerfed but it’s still pretty OP with the infinite magic tear. The only difficulty is actually hitting the boss with it, but if you can, it’s usually a one continuous hit kill.
I’ll admit, since most games are playable on the ps4 instead, currently it does make some sense to skip ps5.
The only ones I can think of that I wouldn’t have missed are Returnal and Spiderman 2, but returnal is pretty difficult and not for everyone. I wouldn’t have missed Spider-man 2, but I loved the first one. It’s pretty short but amazing.
That being said, I love the speed and graphics of the PS5. Worth it to me for that.
Yes. I was just gonna suggest Heavy Rain.
I also recommend Hades. Don’t be afraid to use that “God mode”
Finished up the God of War Valhalla DLC (which was awesome), and now I’m playing through Little Nightmares 2. Almost done with it. Short but really good!
Returnal
I completed this amazing game, but I’m still trying to complete all the ciphers in the last biome, and it’s taking forever.
“Dash”. Doubt.
We need more Golden Sun in the world today
Golden sun games are so good. I wish that series would get a revival
Smash Bros N64. Every day at lunchtime, we would inhale our food as fast as possible so we had a chance to play a few rounds
Also Goldeneye N64
You’re not wrong. My top games have evolved as technology has advanced and previous successes have been built upon. My original favorite was Ocarina of Time and then Windwaker, but I can’t deny that the newer games are better than these even though they were revolutionary for their time. I loved Half Life 2 and Halo and LOTR Return of the King. They were amazing epic games, but standing side-by-side with the games I’ve played recently, I’d have to give the edge to the newer games. Just my personal preference.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Breath of the Wild was my favorite game of all time until the sequel came out. It improved upon every aspect of the first, and the build ability in this game makes the possibilities almost endless.
God of War: Ragnarok - As a father, they really sucked me into the first game, but this one completed the story with such a bang that I can’t help but admire every aspect of it. The combat in this game is some of the best I’ve ever played. It just feels so satisfying.
Horizon Zero Dawn - While I did love the sequel, the story just wasn’t as good as the first. Better combat for sure, but there’s no way they could pack the same punch like they did in the first. Absolutely awe-inspiring graphics paired with a stellar story made for an unforgettable experience.
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I don’t think America was looking for peace after 9/11
I’m loving it. It’s honestly just better in every way than the first. I know a lot of people had performance issues when the game first came out, but I’m about halfway through it right now and haven’t had a single problem. So I personally would highly recommend.
Finally playing through Jedi: Survivor. I’m loving it so far. It’s like dark souls but with a better story.
All amazing. God of War has such a wonderful moving story and great combat. Horizon Zero Dawn is an expansive open world game with also a great story. It also has a lot of additional info in discoverable content, like logs to read and sound clips. So, it depends on how deep you want to dive, but I’d recommend both those games. God of war is more challenging on higher difficulties. I loved them both. Probably Horizon Zero Dawn just a little better than God of War, but then, I loved God of War Ragnarok more than Horizon Forbidden West.
You’ve got to be careful how you’re referring to it. Asexual is not the same thing as aromantic. Confusing the two causes people to misunderstand both.