The wild at heart multiplayer Ps4#

Additionally, this story does a good job at being relatable, even if you haven’t had all the same experiences.Įven if you’ve just been good friends with someone from a small town or that has depression or isn’t quite straight and they’re the tiniest minority, you really feel for these characters. The platforming is a must, but with a bit of practice it’s a fun little challenge. Quite frankly, it’s the perfect title to give someone who might just be getting started with video games! The gameplay itself is challenging, but so far it seems to me that even if you’re terrible at the Guitat-Hero-esque band segments or tossing pierogis into a fox’s mouth, the game won’t withhold anything or at least nothing you notice. Somewhere in that mix I want to see love and/or effort poured into it and Night in the Woods definitely has that.

I myself play and enjoy games based on the following, starting with the most important elements: Story, art, primary gameplay, mechanical creativity, and technical options. This quirky, queer-friendly 2D platformer focuses on Mae Borowski, a troubled feline college dropout that returns to her sleepy hometown to find everything is changing, friends are growing out of her old shenanigans, and some crytic signs say terrible things are on the horizon.Ī dear friend of mine became absolutely enthralled by this game so I was not only intrigued by the solid art design, but by how it managed to capture the heart of one of the only people I know who hardly touches video games, much less has interest in them. I personally have now found two strong independent titles I knew prior come onto Nintendo’s handheld-home console mashup… These days, however, more and more indie developers are putting their content on the Nintendo Switch, a console that, according to Polygon’s Ben Kuchera, has eclipsed its predecessor’s entire lifetime of hardware sales.

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As the Nintendo Switch continues to be a success, its library fills slowly but surely with new titles- some official Nintendo IP installments, some third parties, and more often, independent games! Indie developers taking their projects to mainstream consoles isn’t by any means unheard of, but more often than not we only hear of the smash hits that secure big business deals such examples being Toby Fox’s Undertale, which released on Steam September 2015 and made its way into the hearts of millions and eventually onto the PS4 and PSVita, and Yacht Club Games’ Shovel Knight, which started out on Steam in June 2014 and later found itself not only released onto Xbox One, PS3/4, Nintendo 3DS and WiiU, and even FireTV, but the game got its very own amiibos! This was the first of its kind, an indie title getting Nintendo-licensed collectable figures with in-game goodies attached.