COGconnected writes: Every week, the Press X To Podcast crew come up with a perfect list right off the top of our heads. In Episode 8, we talked about all the games that have made us feel feelings in our cold, dead hearts. At the end, we had a definitive list of the 10 most emotional games ever made.
Life is Strange developer Don't Nod currently has five unannounced games in the pipeline.
"The Game Music Foundation are today very proud and pleased to announce an additional concert, circling back to the roots of Game Muisic Festival in Poland. On April 28th, 2024, the National Forum of Music in Wroclaw will once again become a place to celebrate the art of video game music, featuring scores from The Last of Us and The Last of Us Part II." - The Game Music Foundation.
The Ori and the Blind Forest studio CEO has asked the fans to purchase the game instead to completely support it.
I bought Ori for Switch because it's on GP and wanted to be able to play it on the go. That being said, at 120fps and 4K on Series X, that is the way to play.
Anyone who wanted Ori has most likely already bought it. The game is not going to sell significantly anymore but GP will offer free exposure so that when Ori 3 comes out people may be willing to buy. If your game is good enough people will support in even if they can get it on a subscription. I still buy plenty of games that are available on GP and I also have played plenty of games that I would not have played thanks to GP. Bottom line is this, make a product people want and they will buy it.
Life is Strange, BioShock: Infinite, Soma, The Last of Us and BioShock 2: Minerva's Den and BioShock: Burial at Sea
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, Virginia, The Walking Dead Season 1 and Heavy Rain for me
Doom (2016). If murdering demons to the sound of ear-deafening death metal doesn't make you emotional, then you're as dead on the inside as the hellspawns you have to kill.
Bioshock, Last of Us, Firewatch, Final Fantasy, Heavy Rain and the like have always made me feel something but I never feel anything in games like Life is Strange or Walking Dead. I personally find them overrated.
Least games like Bioshock or Last of Us for example can tell an amazing story where I'm fully in control and gives me more replay value then the same old typical point and click stuff. It's why I applaud games like Heavy Rain which at least try and evolve the same tired genre, yet some things Heavy Rain got called for in reviews they ended up praising or gliding over in something like the Walking Dead.
MOTHER 3, Suikoden 2, Red Dead Redemption, Metal Gear Solid 3...
Off the top of my head. MOTHER 3 being the most emotional ever for me.