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Lunacid is the only of those first three I've heard of before this, but those are some interesting picks. I do approve of Dark Souls 2 gaming. I beat The Painscreek Killings (PC) a few weeks back. Was alright, but didn't quite hold up to the promise of detective gaming. It's really more of an adventure game with more area to roam about, with a few annoying puzzles to boot. It's a little free-form, at least, but does eventually block enough behind finding some key items to narrow to the endgame, and despite decently pacing the revelations of what went down it kind of hands the answers over at the end, too. Also it's kind of continually amusing that everybody who moved out of town just left so much junk (including their many diaries) lying around.
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Beat Tales of the Neon Sea. Was an alright adventure game and pretty at times. Translation's spotty in parts, and the writing and scenario gets a bit precious at times. Bit padded by minigames and does an annoying thing where it highlights some interactions (including non-essential ones) but not all of them so you kind of have to mash the button as you go by people and scenery anyway. Vaguely frustrating in feeling like a lot of the world and supporting cast is introduced for further stories that may never materialize (the team's next game in development is under a different publisher and with a completely different universe), especially with the ending being a cliffhanger sequel hook.
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Has the series affected your ladder opinions?
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Shard posted:My favorite part of Final Fantasy 1 is going to a dang space station and realizing that the game takes place in a post post apocalypse and is actually a sci-fi game!
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Metal Gear Solid takes a whole lot of cues from Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake.
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