@Player1MGA
100%, cool! I found this through the same #. I'm not finished yet (got the first heart key), but already fell in love with the game. It is so well created, looks so lovely, the music is great and it's so wonderfully playable for me. No compicated stuff like crafting. It's just jump in and play. Perfect.
@iieksi thanks for liking my review too! 😎it really is a fun calm game. Don’t have to stress out about it. Battling isn’t bad too. Enjoy the rest of the game. It gets better as it progresses 🎮
@iieksi thank you! Glad you are enjoying it too. It’s nice not getting frustrated with the game 🤣 many games tend to do that. With busy schedules and daily life who needs the added stress. Haha
@Player1MGA I love the potential games have to create alternate realities in ways that would be hard or impossible to do for movies. I am experiencing this with Ghostwire Tokyo
@alemur I agree. Another good reason why video games are so much fun. I love the different realities they create! How do you like GhostWire Tokyo? Do you recommend it? What kind of game is it. I have not played it yet. I skimmed over it 😬
@Player1MGA First thing to mention is that it is an open world, so you get a bit that feeling of "more of the same", but it's the only downside and I did not feel it that much because everything kind of makes sense and doesn't feel pointless
Everything happens in a deserted Tokyo where the only inhabitants are basically ghosts and spirits, there is lots of Japanese lore, and crazy stuff like giant manneki nekos, talking cats, talking dogs, weird situations. Collectibles are all about Japan's traditions, and your weapon is magic (wind, water, fire, and talismans with additional powers).
There is a main quest where you need to stop the evil from taking over, and many (but not too many) side quests, and each side quests is crafted with care (not GTA style), and adds a bit to the game, i'm finding them really enjoyable, they have lots to give in terms of immersion and fun and they are all different, usually side quests have to do with "damned" spirits that cannot escape earth because something is keeping them here so you get a bit attached and want to complete them, and it's relaxing to do.
Add to this super cool visual effects that strike you when you don't expect it (shifting objects in rooms, walls shapeshifting, etc)
@alemur sounds interesting. I saw a trailer for it too. Usually I’m not very good at the games that you need to control the aiming. For those kind of games I way better with mouse and keyboard. Right joystick games I struggle with.
@travisromany it’s a great fantasy adventure. Cococucumber had some art style. Eco Genereration was another great game by them. It was a few year before this one. Was on GamePass for a while. This one resembles Alice in Wonderland
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