Scared Famous by Ariel Pink
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Considering the enthralling series of releases Ariel Pink released as Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti...
DVSport Shuttle
Sports and Entertainment
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Watch video content on your iPad with the easy to use DVSport SHUTTLE. You achieve complete control...
Death & Maia
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In the shadowed streets of plague-ridden Athens, Maia lies on the brink of death. When the grim...
FF Dark Fantasy Historical Paranormal Fated Mates
Jensen: The Complete Story of the American-Powered Cars: v.8
Book
The story of Jensen favouring American V8 power began during the 1930s, with the building of their...
GameCritics (290 KP) rated Final Fantasy XIV Online: Stormblood in Video Games
Jul 13, 2017
Original Score: 4.5 out of 5
Read Review: http://twinfinite.net/2017/07/final-fantasy-xiv-stormblood-review/
In the Midst of Magic
Book
Meet Kara Hartman, a young photojournalist who is hiding her magic from the world. Traumatized by...
Urban Fantasy FF LGBTQA+
Christa's Obsession (Obsession #3)
10.0
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Can Wanda’s trees and all those who dwell in the forest help a demon and a dryad find their way...
FF Sapphic Romance Paranormal Demons Series
Fighting the Lure (Fighting for Love)
10.0
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Amelia is the last person Sam should fall for—her brand new client at the gym, a decade younger...
Contemporary FF Romance MMA
Final Fantasy Dimensions II
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A journey that links the past to the future! ◆◇Game Introduction◇◆ A fascinating cast of...
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Sarah (7800 KP) rated Final Fantasy VII Remake in Video Games
Jul 4, 2020
This is by far the most beautiful game I've ever played. The graphics are stunning, to the point where you can barely tell the difference between film style cut scenes and standard gameplay. Everything from the scenery to the characters looks amazing. The story is your typical convoluted yet endearing Final Fantasy plot with a lot of dialogue, some of it entirely unnecessary (but nothing more than you'd expect with a FF game).
The gameplay itself is good but unusual. It's a lot more linear than you'd expect with little options to run around in an open world like you would usually in an FF game. But I didn't mind this so much because it meant at least you didn't have to run around for hours across an entire world to complete side quests. The most divisive aspect of the gameplay is by far the battle mode. In the first opening battle I hated it, but gradually I got used to it - it's just so different from the normal FF gameplay. It isn't without it's flaws though, the worst one is due to the ability for enemies to attack you whenever, there is a rather frustrating feature where if you use your ATB to choose an action and get attacked right after, you lose the action you were about to take. Rather annoying. The gameplay on the motorbike too is interesting and different, but also becomes a little tedious and annoying towards the end.
I'm also in two minds about how this is only a remake of the first few hours of the original game. It gives off a rather unfinished vibe, and kind of feels like how you felt getting to the end of The Fellowship of the Ring. Whilst I'm intrigued to see how the story ends, I hope the gameplay changes a little as more of the same for another 40+ hours (x however many parts are planned) is a bit much. I also think its crazy how you can complete the main story with the majority of side quests done, yet you've only achieved 51%. I really haven't got the willpower to be a completions any more!
Despite my moans above, these are only really minor niggles and overall this is a stunning game that I really enjoyed playing. Definitely deserves the award for the most beautiful game I've ever played.
