For me it has been open world games with tons of achievements and things on the map. Got platinum trophies in Days Gone and Mad Max in the past month and just started Assassin's Creed Origins.
I have it but I may need a guide to dig into it. It is the sort of Adventure game where you can easily get a game over and I grew up in the walled garden of LucasArts adventures so I got frustrated fast. Really cool that it's voice acted by the cast and I don't doubt it is ultimately rewarding but just a heads up that this game will kill Kirk and friends if you aren't sure what you're doing.
Initially I was going to say no but then I remembered a Giant Bomb ad suggesting Twix should be paired with coffee and I'd never thought to do that before. Two Twix have been purchased since then as a result.
Are you in this region yourself? Just wondering whether this would be a bummer for those hunting for older used games or if there are plenty of smaller stores that do that. I guess online shopping negates the necessity but I like poking around for stuff in person.
I mean, with all the stuff going on I've certainly thought of the shirt more than in the past and kind of regret not getting one as it seems prophetic now in some way, or an astute observation in some contexts at the least, but I couldn't wear it without being ready for a lot of deserved flak so I'd want one just as GB memorabilia.
Why does the only affirmative option concede any issues with the game whatsoever? I plan to unabashedly love it when I play it next year. Why they timed it with RDR2 PC is my only issue with the game.
I'm currently playing Control and am pretty over the moon with it. Thought Remedy may have lost "It" after Quantum Break but they found "It" again. If you have any fondness for Alan Wake especially, definitely worth playing.
Full disclosure, playing it on the PC but fairly certain Giant Bomb's Quick Look is on a PS4 Pro and Alex seemed happy with it.
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