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There's a bunch of levels and worlds I even forgot were a part of the series (Tron! The entirety of Re:coded!) and it brings back great memories when I'm reminded of them. I'm still whacking Heartless, but there's a different skill involved compared to the original games. It's joyful to go back to these songs I have such fond memories of and experience Kingdom Hearts in a different way. Then I remembered thanks to the piano books - a Kingdom Hearts rhythm game exists! I bought it with the expectation of getting a few hours' worth of enjoyment from it and then setting it aside to play something else. I'm interested in it for tracks from 13, 13-2, and The World Ends With You, and so I ended up with a rhythm game itch and nothing to scratch it with. And during that Direct, Theatrhythm Final Bar Line was announced. This train of thought was happening at the same time as the recent Nintendo Direct. When I was in secondary school, I would painstakingly find scans of them on Scribd and screenshot them, arranging the blurry, zoomed-in shots together and printing them off at school to learn at home. There are two series I know they exist for - Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy. There isn't one sadly, but it got me thinking about games which do have official piano scores. Being the nerd I am, I wondered if there's an official piano book released by Supergiant, because In The Blood is a fantastic song. I’m a fair chunk into the game so far, desperately hoping for some form of redemption.Įd Nightingale Kingdom Hearts: Memory of Melody, Switch Kingdom Hearts: Memory of Melody trailer.Īs I mentioned a while back, I've been playing lots of Hades and its soundtrack is banging.
The first game was criticised for its white saviour complex, but Forbidden West seemingly leans into this further. Originally a naive and likeable character who brought us along on her journey of discovery, she’s now narcissistic and entitled and obsessive about her position as saviour of the world on a very very important mission that couldn’t possibly be sidetracked by distracting errands. The combat still mostly soars and the cutscene direction is wonderful, but there’s little beyond that feels fresh. So while this latest Horizon game is a showcase for the artistic talent at Guerilla, its gameplay is an overstuffed culmination of open-world game design that was already perfected by the previous game. And that’s before you take a look at the overwhelming map screen.
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The world is so full of details and vegetation and stuff that might look nice in photo mode, but makes interaction with Aloy feel awkward and her Focus a constant necessity to find the right path. Or the way mounts refuse to run through bushes and just screech to a halt. There’s just something off about Aloy’s movement: the way she gets stuck on scenery, the way she jumps either too high or not far enough to grab on to ladders and ledges, the way the environment hinders the fluidity of combat.
All this stunning work does mean any imperfections are very distracting though - can someone please explain why Aloy’s hair is seemingly made of wool?ĭespite this wonder, the Forbidden West feels like a world that doesn’t want to be explored. The environments feel unreal in their beauty, while the details and textures on character models and clothing are incredible. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a game as pretty as Horizon Forbidden West. Guide your agency through the space race and write your alternate history of space travel - any of the agencies can be the first to land on The Moon if you make the right choices.Watch on YouTube Here's Zoe on Horizon Forbidden West. In Mars Horizon, you take control of a major space agency, leading it from the dawn of the space age through to landing astronauts on Mars.
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