I didn't say anything about Kingdom Come: Deliverance because I know next to nothing about that game I've been going through a very weird period in the past few months - depression, crippling depression, starting the fight against depression, changing habits, starting to work out - and with all of that combined with my general focus on a few select games, I've missed out on a lot of things.Īll I know about KC:D is that it is an open-world, realistic game with a medieval setting.

When they try to remove it from the steam store(and somebody will, sooner or later it, demand it), because is the 'same racist fascist al-right pandering garbage tho' (that is what they will say) I will fight it, because if I don't try to protect games I don't like, nobody will protect the ones I like. You haven't answered my comment about Kingdom Come :Deliverance, so I will tell you what I will do. For all that is good in the world, you must play this game. The degree to which each of its components complement each other is unmatched in my experience, and anyone referring to Fate/Stay Night as anything less than a classic is doing it an extreme disservice. Despite my attempts to find something wrong with Fate/Stay Night the only negative things I can say about it are incredibly minor when compared to all the things it does right – and it does a whole lot of things right. An Excellent score is not one that I give out lightly – in fact, I try not to give them out at all. To be honest, I thought it would take a while longer for this day to come. yet on his first try, Nasu wrote a story that some may consider to be the best story he’s written, and in my eyes, it’s one of the better ones out there.

When you think of doujin writing, you do not usually equate it with amazing. If you love strong storytelling, solid and realistic sci-fi, diverse and engaging characters, quite a bit of charming fanservice, and to be deeply engaged on the emotional level, you owe it to yourself to try the Muv-Luv trilogy out But even in a world with Back to the Future and Star Trek IV, I'd still say the most interesting, complex, and utterly captivating time travel narrative I have ever encountered is the visual novel Steins Gate. They are my favorite type of science fiction.

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