Mass Effect Trilogy (legendary edition).
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What platform? I can think of multiple must buys, but it really depends on the system.
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I'm currently addicted to Chained Echoes, a 2D SNES style rpg adventure.
Check out crosscode. Similar graphics style, arpg with no turn based. More Zelda like but my favourite game tho
Thanks for the tip, looks neat.
I think I would've glossed over it because of the art style.
I really like the characters and the pacing of the game. They have a free demo on their site!
It's already wishlisted. What I saw on steam immediately convinced me to play it some time.
Awesome :) Feel free to shoot me a message when you get around to it. Love to hear about people's experience with the game
Dark souls, bloodborne and sekiro. Must plays in my opinion.
Only a couple levels in, but so far I'd say if you like collect-a-thon style 3D platformers, Yooka-Laylee is worth checking out. So far my only complaint is how they allow you to go around certain edges of the first level past the tutorial and hub, but don't have hidden any hidden secrets.
Into the Radius (preferrably on PC).
The original (or remasters versions of) Final Fantasy. If you can't appreciate the OG then you need to shut up about all the shitty sequels already.