This game deserves GOTY status IMO. The combat, story, characters and soundtrack are absolutely top tier!
Meanwhile, In my Steam Library:
GAMES:
Games I Still Have Some Desire To Maybe Play One Day:
The Other Junk I Don’t Want To Remove From My Account:
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Why not a dedicated showcase on your Steam profile? Arguably even more prestigious, since they’re limited in quantity.
I haven’t messed around much with my Steam profile tbh, I didn’t even know that was a thing.
There’s a ‘Favorite Game’ showcase that highlights a single game!
View your profile, then click ‘Edit My Profile’. Click down to the ‘Featured Showcase’ item on the left nav, choose ‘Favorite Game’ from the dropdown, choose the game you want, and click Save. Voila!
Thanks for the help! Although it’s tempting to use that on Fallout: New Vegas or Factorio as well tbh, it’s a hard decision between all 3 games.
You can buy more ‘favorite game’ showcases (with the Steam ‘points’ you get when you buy games, not actual money), so if you wanted, you could have them all.
YES! E33 is easily the best rpg I’ve played. the post game is a bit repetitive but literally everything else is perfect. and that soundtrack… ooh that soundtrack!!
Not just the soundtrack. That sound design is just perfect
Except for a couple of badly mixed voice lines, especially for Gustave. Everything else is great!
Does anyone else have a section of their library for games you never want to play again (various reasons)
Yes, and I put clair obscur in it. It’s overly produced linear trash with entirely too many cutscenes.
If I wanted to watch a movie, I’d fire up netflix
TBH I love getting attached to good characters with good VAs and cutscenes in games (though I haven’t plated 33 yet).
I would cite FemV. CP2077 would be alright with an unvoiced protag (for me), but the voice actress killed it, especially with the dynamic with Johnny.
Ooo interesting take. I’m on the other side of the spectrum - I don’t enjoy open world or games with branching paths and would rather have a focused, linear story. E33 was a refreshing take for me, but I can see how it doesn’t appeal to people who don’t like the “movie” aspect.
