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13 Video Games That Deserve a Sequel

Shubhankar Parijat — Fri, 11 Mar 2022 06:59:57 +0000

In an ideal world, a game that was good would be recognized as such by everyone, and that would be reflected in its commercial performance, which might even warrant a sequel. Sadly, that’s not always the case. Sure, more often than not games get recognized for their qualities, but there are more than a few examples even of such games that failed to sell as much as they should have- and as such, faded into obscurity, never to be heard of again. Here, we’ll be talking about a few such underappreciated games that we really, really want to see sequels to.

THE ORDER: 1886

There’s no denying that The Order: 1886 didn’t exactly do justice to its premise, but at the same time, this is the sort of premise that could really have come into its own if it had been given the chance to build on its foundation and learn from its mistakes. The 2015 title looked gorgeous and transported players to a vividly imaginative setting, and we would have loved to see that idea being expanded and built upon in a sequel that worked to address its predecessor’s issues.

15 Games That Are Difficult To Learn But Absolutely Worth Your Time

Ravi Sinha — Mon, 10 Sep 2018 09:01:49 +0000

Not every game is meant for unwinding. Or perhaps more accurately, there are some games that present a fairly high barrier to their inherent fun. Is the struggle rewarding, especially with all the frustration those initial few hours bring? Depending on the game you play, it can be so let’s take a look at 15 games which are ultimately worth the long hours of suffering.

Bloodborne

Veterans of From Software’s Dark Souls series were in for something different with Bloodborne. Though combat was mechanically similar, it was faster with the ability to side-step along with dodge-roll. Shields were pretty non-essential, Visceral attacks were awesome and sometimes, attacking foes to regenerate lost health was the best option. For those who’ve never played a From Software game, Bloodborne takes time to properly get a hold of (especially the bosses) but it delivers a rich story, fully-realized world and excellent combat.

Top 14 PS1 Games of All Time

Ravi Sinha — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 09:59:59 +0000

The PlayStation One is considered one of the best video game consoles of all time. It’s sold over 102 million units and served as the base for dozens, if not hundreds, of classic franchises. To that effect, compiling the 15 greatest PS One games of all time can be difficult. Regardless, you can be rest assured that every title here is worth playing, even if there’s something we missed. So without further ado, let’s get into it.

Final Fantasy 7

For many people, this was the reason they bought a PlayStation One. Sure, the CG cutscenes didn’t indicate the amount of turn-based combat that it had but Final Fantasy 7 was still a trail-blazer for its time. It took Japan-developed RPGs into the mainstream, catering to more mature audiences; the graphics were leaps and bounds above any of the SNES Final Fantasy games; and the story of Cloud and Sephiroth remains etched in gaming history. Oh and Final Fantasy 7 is also a pretty robust, insanely involving, highly entertaining RPG in its own right as well.