Posted By Josh Griffiths | On 27th, Jun. 2016
The Lack of Player Choice in the Story
The story issues are compounded by the lack of player choice. Much like with Bethesda’s previous game, Fallout 3, you’re very much railroaded into being the good guy. Sure you can still kill people and take their stuff, but the main quest forces you to be the hero. You can’t change the story either, as your options are limited to little more than asking questions.
Publisher:Bandai Namco
Developer:FromSoftware
Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, PC
Publisher:Konami
Developer:Konami, Virtuos
Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Owlcat Games showcases how a simple decision can lead to significant developments (and a new companion) in the...
The season will last roughly three months and even includes XP catch-up bonuses for those who will be busy pla...
PS5 reportedly continues to dominate with 7.73 million copies sold and $751 million in revenue, according to S...
Not satisfied with the default ending? Want more from S-Game's hack-and-slash? Here's what to do after finishi...
Any open-world game is going to be judged on what it lets you get up to when you’re hell-bent on ignoring it...
If you're looking to fill the void left by Saros, then Stubby Games' shooter isn't quite it, but it still has ...
