Games I Played In 2023 

I highly agree with you. It's truly a masterpiece

Thanks for the tip! Gonna look into that one

I'll try out SDV

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video ^-^

Thank you! Ori is sooo awesome! You should definitely play Turnip Boy, I loved both games so much ^-^

I have actually played Celeste! You can find my review in one of the games I played in 2024 videos. You'll see by the thumbnail which one, I believe it is January

Thank you for so many recommendations! I really appreciate it ^-^ I'm actually not familiar with a lot of these titles so I'm definitely going to look into these. Thank you again 😊

@@GhostGirl.Gaming Thank you for the reply in turn, and I'm glad that you're interested enough in them. A number of them have yet to release. Some personal favourites among these are Clash: Artifacts of Chaos, Cookie Cutter, Soulstice, Blud, Zet Zillions and No Straight Roads. To give some more info on them: - Fair warning that Cookie Cutter is quite out-there, brutal and provocative. To the point people have dropped it for the design of the main character alone. Sometimes I got put off by certain things, but in the end I'm very glad I stuck with it. And it's not over yet, either. CC's very much a passion project of the lead dev and there is a full story he wants to tell, despite budget having limited the scope. Not really here to reinvent the wheel but to make a world inspired by his experiences and tastes in media through the years. Dude went through over a 100 interviews with different publishers before he found one that was comfortable with letting the devs develop the game and not pushing their own influence. He recently confirmed work on future updates/DLC can continue and there's much he wants to add, from significant story beats to characters to bosses to a battle arena and more. - Clash: AoC is a prequel to the Zeno Clash games by ACE Team. Colorful world full of freaks and monsters with exploring and beat-em-up gameplay. There's nothing quite like it out there. Solid gameplay, super strong art direction, atmosphere, music and very good story and voice acting. Worst that can be said is that you can get lost or disoriented at times. There's also a central mechanic where you can challenge sapient enemies to a dice game and the winner gets to enforce a condition, like setting up an arena and the first to get knocked out has to take a free hit, drinking poison, or even becoming a summon to help in a later fight. It's a central part of the lore, but nigh completely optional if you don't want to bother. - Soulstice is a game in the vein of DMC and Darksiders and admittedly has quite rough spots, like levels dragging on, a handful of annoying enemy types and a divisive central mechanic. But it does have a lot to offer on the front of gameplay, story and characters. One of my favourites in the genre. And that genre doesn't really get catered to much at this point in time, so Soulstice was a very pleasant surprise. - No Straight Roads is a short and very sweet game. Hack-and-slash boss-centric game where bosses' attacks are tieds to different rhythms and instruments of their boss tracks. Game's all about music, not just in gameplay but in themes. Good story, fun characters and for some a better story than a game, but nonetheless worth looking up. Big comment of mine, but thank you if you read through it all and I hope I have raised your interest further.

@@jurtheorc8117 thank you for your long comment! You've definitely peaked my interest for a couple of these. I'm going to at the very least wishlist them since I'm not sure when my budget allows me to buy more games ^-^

Thank you ^-^

Ooo thanks for the suggestion! I can definitely look into that ^-^

@@jiro4559 I have played through Ori and the Will of the Wisps! You can find my review for it in my Games I Played In March video ^-^ I enjoyed both games very much