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To finish off the month I picked up a cheap copy of Nioh, but its attempts to ape the Dark Souls formula without the intricately designed world quickly became very repetitive and not worth the effort.Īfter spending a bit of time with the amusing turn-based role-playing West Of Loathing, much of May was taken up with co-op games.

There is no real challenge to it but exploring the island and interacting with its various inhabitants made for a relaxing and charming experience.

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The writing is incredible, and the twisting plot full of memorable characters ensures that every minute spent in this world is worthwhile.įollowing two long games I then decided to give A Short Hike a try before moving on to anything else. Awakening in a hotel room with no memory, the player is free to build their character’s personality and solve the games mysteries however they see fit. AprilĪ podcast discussion about Disco Elysium intrigued me enough to download it. With an entire fictional solar system to explore and an intriguing mystery to solve it proved to be well worth playing. The only other title I did have time for this month was Outer Wilds, a game that, much like, Elden Ring offers only subtle hints as to where you should be going next. As a huge FromSoftware fan this was the first game I bought full price at release in years! It takes the Soulsborne formula and translates it into an open world that only Zelda: Breath Of The Wild can match in terms of the sheer joy of exploration. March was dominated by one title: Elden Ring.