I've really been wanting to play Resident Evil Revelations 1 & 2. I played all the series in the past & lately I've been having a strange nostalgia. I am fatigued by all the open world games. I just want a game with a good story. Maybe I'll pick those 2 games this week. Then again, I've never played any of the Uncharted games because I never had a ps3 so I may get the trilogy instead.
The only open world games that I liked were Red Dead Redemption & the Fallout series. I enjoyed the other ones, but like most of you I found myself pressing on just to finish them. The best linear games that I could think of are Resident Evil (yes, all of them) & The Last Of Us. I can just ride along for the story without having to worry about thousands of pointless side quests. IMO Mass Effect is a perfect example of balance between sandbox & linearity. More games should be done like that.
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Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 89
I've really been wanting to play Resident Evil Revelations 1 & 2. I played all the series in the past & lately I've been having a strange nostalgia. I am fatigued by all the open world games. I just want a game with a good story. Maybe I'll pick those 2 games this week. Then again, I've never played any of the Uncharted games because I never had a ps3 so I may get the trilogy instead.
Re: Soapbox: Why Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection on PS4 Is So Refreshing
The only open world games that I liked were Red Dead Redemption & the Fallout series. I enjoyed the other ones, but like most of you I found myself pressing on just to finish them. The best linear games that I could think of are Resident Evil (yes, all of them) & The Last Of Us. I can just ride along for the story without having to worry about thousands of pointless side quests. IMO Mass Effect is a perfect example of balance between sandbox & linearity. More games should be done like that.