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Topic	The Great 2019 Video Game Challenge
Mega Mana 04/10/19 9:26:03 PM #241:	Moved Evoland from #7 to #41. >70 Metascore 50b. (Second game in the series) Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen What It Is: Four short vignettes with comically bad accent translations joining together into an incredibly fun Dragon Quest adventure. - Definitely a lot of fun and I can understand why a good number of the characters feature across multiple spinoff games like Fortune Street and Dragon Quest Heroes. Beat it over a week ago, but just got wrapped up in other games to post. It was a lot of fun. I'd probably have a better write-up if it were fresher in mind. 6. Beat a game in a completely new series Risen What It Is: Commander Shepard is castaway on Koholint and must survive long enough to return the Wind Fish to its slumber and keep the island alive (at the cost of the outside world?). - Another thanks to @TheArkOfTurus for the Steam key. It was a great struggle early on and in the first fifteen-twenty logged hours (or forty-fifty actual) hours of play. There was a steep power curve to a lot of things and as someone who won't advance the story without searching every nook and cranny available, that led to some really really tough encounters early on that I stubbornly did not back down from. I recall somewhere around level 9 or 10 that I died about fifty times in a row to defeat three ghouls for a box of scraps. Later in the game, I was one shotting those same things without any thought. It was a lot of fun knowing how much danger was lurking and even at the end, fights were still very difficult because a few hits either way ended the fight. The story was well told and I am so so so very glad there wasn't a weight/inventory limit or else my spirit would have died like in Fallout and Oblivion games. The island was also just big enough that there always seemed to be new paths and places I missed, but compact enough that I never felt too far from actual substance, and the addition of teleports late in the game was a really cool move and much more fun than Quickjumps right from the beginning. It was a good dungeon crawl/exploration/build up your character kind of game. Would recommend. 47. Play a game that's technically unbeatable for at least six hours Risk of Rain 2 What It Is: Risk of Rain. In 3D! - Early alpha and no final boss stuff yet, but with 12 hours logged and likely another 20+, I'm counting this here until, hopefully, things change and I can beat it and move it to 3PS. --- "In my headcanon, some staffer saw Trump pull out his phone and start typing so they just Terry Tate Office Linebacker'd him out of his shoes." - FFD <cite>Mega Mana posted [p:920319727] in The Great ... [t:77351497]...</cite> <quote>Moved Evoland from #7 to #41. >70 Metascore 50b. (Second game in the series) Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen What It Is: Four short vignettes with comically bad accent translations joining together into an incredibly fun Dragon Quest adventure. - Definitely a lot of fun and I can understand why a good number of the characters feature across multiple spinoff games like Fortune Street and Dragon Quest Heroes. Beat it over a week ago, but just got wrapped up in other games to post. It was a lot of fun. I'd probably have a better write-up if it were fresher in mind. 6. Beat a game in a completely new series Risen What It Is: Commander Shepard is castaway on Koholint and must survive long enough to return the Wind Fish to its slumber and keep the island alive (at the cost of the outside world?). - Another thanks to @TheArkOfTurus for the Steam key. It was a great struggle early on and in the first fifteen-twenty logged hours (or forty-fifty actual) hours of play. There was a steep power curve to a lot of things and as someone who won't advance the story without searching every nook and cranny available, that led to some really really tough encounters early on that I stubbornly did not back down from. I recall somewhere around level 9 or 10 that I died about fifty times in a row to defeat three ghouls for a box of scraps. Later in the game, I was one shotting those same things without any thought. It was a lot of fun knowing how much danger was lurking and even at the end, fights were still very difficult because a few hits either way ended the fight. The story was well told and I am so so so very glad there wasn't a weight/inventory limit or else my spirit would have died like in Fallout and Oblivion games. The island was also just big enough that there always seemed to be new paths and places I missed, but compact enough that I never felt too far from actual substance, and the addition of teleports late in the game was a really cool move and much more fun than Quickjumps right from the beginning. It was a good dungeon crawl/exploration/build up your character kind of game. Would recommend. 47. Play a game that's technically unbeatable for at least six hours Risk of Rain 2 What It Is: Risk of Rain. In 3D! - Early alpha and no final boss stuff yet, but with 12 hours logged and likely another 20+, I'm counting this here until, hopefully, things change and I can beat it and move it to 3PS. --- "In my headcanon, some staffer saw Trump pull out his phone and start typing so they just Terry Tate Office Linebacker'd him out of his shoes." - FFD</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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