#PHOENIX WRIGHT DUAL DESTINIES GAMESTOP PLUS#

I liked how divisive this game proved to be. The Lutece Twins are some of my favorite characters from a game this year. The first hour of this game was just incredible, and Irrational Games remains an inspiration.

#PHOENIX WRIGHT DUAL DESTINIES GAMESTOP PLUS#

I say that like it's a good thing because it is.ДЄ complete and specific game that tells an unexpected and poignant personal story, plus it's the only first-person game that doesn't make me feel like a bull in a china shop. Plus it's riddled with inexplicable design quirks. Shameless entertainment in the purest sense, and a sincere homage to Dungeons & Dragons, and high-fantasy in general. These are the games I'll remember the most fondly of all the games I played this past year, not including VLR, since that came out in late 2012. I'll probably play a couple of them over the holidays. The only reason you haven't played this yet is just the petty fear of how jealous you think you're going to feel once you see how awesome it is, plus you're Russian. The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between WorldsДЄ Zelda game that doesn't treat you like you've never played a Zelda game, which is kind of like the original Zelda game if you think about it. When Nintendo brings its A-game, it makes virtually all other game studios look like rank amateurs.Дў.

I know it can feel exhausting setting foot in another GTA at this point, and you can't often play it with two little kids running around the house, but the world of GTA games has never not been amazing to explore. You've got to hand it to Telltale's pure-story approach to games, which is a much more honest and ultimately self-assured approach than all those games struggling to balance story and traditional play. Platinum Games makes some of the best-feeling, most spectacular games out there and you love Metal Gear so I don't understand why I've played this and you haven't. Remember how much you liked Assassin's Creed II?Д¬ome on, why haven't you played through this yet? I thought you loved Volition? That Keith David-as-the-Vice-President trailer? Remember that? This is right up your alley GregK, and as you know Ninja Theory does some fine work on games like Enslaved. And that something is a future version of myself, according to this list.Дude it's Symphony of the Night meets Dark Souls from the creators of Don't Shit Your Pants. These are games I've played either way too little or not at all but I really ought to and plan to, as something tells me I'll really like them. LIST #2: Top 10 Games Recommended to Me by Future Me This list could have been so much longer, as there were so many other games I enjoyed this year - a number of which were made by friends, or rather former friends now that they think I think The Crimson Shroud is better than their games. I wish I lived in the world of Animal Crossing.ДЄ valuable life lesson in game form, and an amazing feat of skill and perseverance from a solo developer. My fears around this game were all alleviated when I played it, and it's easily one of the best presented character action games I've seen in the last few years. I just played an awful lot of this and really like it as pretty much the pinnacle of the tower defense genre, what with its great personality and tuning. Wonderful Studio Ghibli charm and presentation, and one of the best characters I met in a game this year in Drippy. This game makes me sad in a profound way. This weird, unlike-anything-else downloadable 3DS game captures the experience of being a lonely D&D nerd quite unlike anything else, and it bears the mark of Final Fantasy Tactics and Vagrant Story writer/designer Yasumi Matsuno, whose work has long been an inspiration to me. Since my top 10 includes a bunch of obvious stuff, I wanted to call attention to these darker horses here.ДЇrequently offered glimpses of why Blizzard was for many years among my favorite developers, and a huge inspiration. These are games I really enjoyed but for whatever reason didn't make my top 10. He's on Twitter.Д«ecause one Top 10 list just isn't enough in 2013, I present to you three lists that paint a better picture of my gaming experience this past year, and even then, I've had to make many painful omissions to boil this down. Prior to joining Supergiant, Greg worked at 2K Games, Electronic Arts, and GameSpot. He and the team are now working on a game called Transistor.

Greg Kasavin is a writer/designer at Supergiant Games, the small independent studio that created Bastion.

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