Sanguo Love Story

Sanguo Love Story is one of those games that just looks great. I've seen people say it looks like a storybook, and it's quite pleasant to look at. I couldn't help but have a feeling that people are playing the game and are gagging about it. A game about a teenage girl who grows up in a fairy forest is intriguing and interesting. The music is simple and upbeat, with some nice lulls, and you don't have to be very worried about the immediate drama that goes along with it. I've seen a lot of great games that use the music and give a more cinematic feel to the character. Hopefully, the players' experience with this game will be similar to that of our time with the musical scenes in Watch Dogs.

The visual style for Aanguo Love Story's music is, quite well, good. It's a simple fantasy-styled game, and the point of the game is, the music is cool, and the characters are fun to play. The player takes on the role of a girl who has a very sweet glow-in-the-dark sort of mood.

The game is developed by Anika, the same team that made the recent London 2100 game. In the game, players can expect to take on the role of a female warrior who has to find the stolen piece of treasure. The game takes place in the open world of Manhattan and revolves around the main characters, Mr. Tokitty, Wilson, and Bucky Barnes. The game features a few locations in the real world, but these locations were always fictional. There's one part in the game that's inspired by the city in Paris, called "The Royal Lighthouse," where Wilson works.

When the game comes to stores, the soundtrack is pretty good. The graphics are nice, the effects are really good, and there's no getting around the fact that players can walk everywhere. This game was made for a specific television and cinema vibe, and if that were not enough, there are hundreds of tracks in the game, but there are 300 licensed songs in the game, which is astounding. To put it bluntly, the game is not the best.

Release Date

April 28, 2010

Developer

Rockstar North

Platform/s

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Red Dead Redemption 2

Rockstar's western is very obviously one of the best games of all time, and players absolutely adored it. The story, writing, and gameplay were something else entirely, and Red Dead Redemption 2 is a very similar story to its predecessor.

There's no denying that the story of Red Dead Redemption 2 is the best in the entire series. This game is a beautiful journey from start to finish and features one of the most compelling stories ever told in a video game.

Release Date

April 27, 2013

Developer

Rockstar North

Platform/s

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Red Dead Redemption 2

Rockstar is a massive game industry veteran, with Grand Theft Auto V serving as a pivotal moment for the studio's success. The story of Arthur Morgan and the Van der Linde gang as they travel across the vast and beautiful world of RDR2 is truly sublime.

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The open-world might not be as vast as some of the other games on this list, but there's still a great story to be experienced from start to finish. Roaming around the vast and beautiful map of RDR2 is a blast every single time!

Release Date

April 27, 2019

Developer

MachineGames

Platform/s

The Wolfenstein series may not be as prevalent as some of the other notable titles on this list, but the FPS genre is still a highly enjoyable title to this day.

The immense open-world is full to the brim with content as players explore different areas of the map. Wolfenstein: The New Order takes an excellent story and incredible gameplay challenges along with it.

Release Date

November 10, 2019

Developer

Hello Games

Platform/s

A lot of people were hyped for the release of No Man's Sky, and it seemed like their disappointment would echo throughout the development process. However, No Man's Sky managed to turn out to be nothing more than an amazing game that players can play with their friends.

The game is an amazing exploration of space that players can learn all about in a short amount of time. It might take a while, but players who stick around to this game will find themselves enjoying a great time. It's a small ship, but it's infinitely better than exploring a vast galactic wilderness with friends.

Release Date

20 November 2010

Developer

Unknown Worlds Entertainment

Platform/s

Subnautica and its sister game, Subnautica: Below Zero, took the world by storm after it was released. Initially, it was criticized for being a letdown with its underwhelming performance, with the vast majority of its players finding the game to be nothing more than a glorified tech demo that was used by some of the industry's biggest studios.