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Horizon Zero Dawn well conveys the idea that videogames are currently a form of art, if only through their masterfully executed combat, beautiful storytelling, and stunning visuals.

The story is good, but the other content, like new mechanics, new skills, new playable characters, etc., is lacking.

"The world shall be horrified by the number of lives we will take. Only then will they let go of their weapons... Weapons that would have taken the lives of ten million!"

- Captain Matias Torres

Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown has some level design weak points, but it is honestly impressive in aerial combat. The unique kinds of aircraft, excellent missions, stunning visuals, and effects—I also love the OST, especially with heroic feels OSTs, because it feels like you need to save the world from chaos, and there’s still room to improve, but Skies Unknown definitely hits its mark.

Death Stranding is one of the best games in which Kojima never fails to deliver the essence of the game and narrative to other players in order to keep moving forward as part of a world that needs us. The game introduces characters that keep on developing until we reach an ending for the story, which very few would be able to. Death Stranding is a rollercoaster of emotions and provides a conclusion that completely stuns us.

The end is only the beginning.

It's a Masterpiece, but IT'S NOT FOR EVERYONE

- A HIDEO KOJIMA GAME

RDR2 is a truly unique gaming experience and masterpiece with mesmerising graphics, phenomenal immersion, outstanding gameplay, remarkable characters, and one of the best stories ever written.

Decent story, Top-notch gameplay, and sound design.

I feel superior for beating Balteus, Sea Spider, and Ibis Pre-nerf, and it's like the hardest Fromsoftware game ever, lmao.

Detroit: Become Human is a very complex "Choices Matter" game. It has breathtaking action and a thrilling story, and it is a real masterpiece of the genre.

P5S is an impressive Spin-off Sequel to the original P5, with fluid combat and an excellent story too, and the soundtrack is the Metal version of the original P5 soundtrack.