#The pathless guide Ps4
#The pathless guide series

Anyone that loves it absolutely loves it. If you like being punished hard unless you practice practice practice, it's a game for you! It's designed so you really have to 'git gud' to really get anywhere at all. It's tight, but it's very deliberate, and it's extraordinarily punishing in terms of dying to any misstep and having to go back again. It's mostly based on perfect guards, perfect dodge and parries, waiting for openings. The presentation is unique but not suited for all tastes. Or nioh which is kind of souls meets Ninja gaiden, again similar design but different feel.īut souls is an acquired taste. Or bloodborne or sekiro which is similar in concept but slightly different.

Sat 3rd Oct Before paying $70 for a Souls game, I'd really recommend checking out any dark souls games when it's cheaper on sales, or used if you're into physical.

Unless PS5 gets a Witcher 3 remastered added to the page. I'll delete this after you reply, I know it's off topic. Maybe after the old man - who I left behind in the tavern - dies.

So, is this the game or does something happen? KoA:R never really changed, nor did Skyrim, but my new favorite game fo all time is Xenoblade Chronicles and the first 15 hours of that were so lame I stopped playing for a year, then restarted it a year later when XC2 was announced, so I'm hoping like most games TW3 picks up in 10 or 12 hours.

Lots of dialogue options makes me think Mass Effect, which I never played, but I think you also liked

I think I'm going to need to grind a lot at the beginning - solved the dwarf blacksmith burn down last night - to try and figure it out, almost died the first monster attack Witcher vision feels very Aloy and Lara Croft, which is a good thingĬombat is even stranger than I thought, no comparisons. Gwent is way weird, lost my first match, won the 2nd, rules were not explained well. It's Kingdom of Amular Reckoning set in Skyrim w/ some Uncharted 4 human graphics. On another note, actually finally started TW3 last night. Though it only outsold it by a smidge, 13m -12m. If, and I still think that's a big if, GoW2 comes out in 2021 - I'm guessing early 2022 - I think that's a bigger game than HFW. 'We reckon HZD2 is going to be the PS5's big game in 2021' Even this part, which looks correct, may not be: 'it'll want HZD2 to be a key exclusive for PS5'īeen a long long year. When an article from a year ago comes back to the front page and all anyone is talking about is FF7R, TLoU2 and HZD2, 3 games that are no longer on the list. We reckon HZD2 is going to be the PS5's big game in 2021. If Sony saves Ghost for the PS5's launch, then that gives Guerrilla a lot of time to really nail it - and this is a strategy that Sony's demonstrated many times in the past.

#The pathless guide series

The thing with HZD2 is that we don't think Sony will want to rush it in any way - it'll want HZD2 to be a key exclusive for PS5, the series is primed to be gigantic. That seems the most logical conclusion to us.

#The pathless guide Ps4

But realistically, it's either a summer PS4 release or Sony's saving it for PS5 as a cross-gen title. Ghost is the one that's hard to pin down because it's been completely silent for a long time. If we look at Sony's supposed launch schedule for big exclusives right now, it's something like this:Įarly 2020: The Last of Us: Part II (educated guess)

Tue 24th Sep For a long time we thought it would be too, but now that we're around a year out from PS5 launching, our opinion has changed.

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