The ninth installment of the Resident Evil series was able to take us on a journey that might be one of the best in the history of the series—a journey that blends revealing the secrets of the past and paving the way for the future, amidst an atmosphere saturated with horror and excitement throughout the experience. Capcom succeeded in presenting a wonderful story and a distinctive gameplay style; it even provided an experience that satisfied two audiences at once: the horror audience with the tension, survival, and mystery it carried, and the excitement audience with the enthusiastic encounters and thrilling moments it included. Despite the presence of some padding here and there, and the discarding of an important element that was an authentic part of the series' identity, which is puzzles, the final result was very strong and distinctive.
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AVOWED is not just an ordinary experience, but rather a journey that combined the splendor of the story, the depth of its choices and paths, and the richness of the gameplay, all the way to the wonderful exploration that has no equal, with a rare technical experience in modern Role-Playing Games (RPG). With a breathtaking artistic direction, mixed into one mold, the wonderful studio Obsidian Entertainment presents AVOWED with all love and pleasure, to be a love letter to the RPG audience before the release of its upcoming game, The Outer Worlds 2, promising and reassuring regarding the level and future of the team and its games.
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Death Stranding 2 presented a complete story and crafted it with a human message of very high value, putting all doubts to rest regarding the previous installment through noticeable improvements, and succeeded in its attempts to attract a new audience to the series. With a unique gameplay style that combined traversal, delivery, and combat—which was documented in the previous part's leaks despite the clear update—especially in boss fights within a vast and beautiful world for traversal and delivery. However, it is exhausting and tiring at times. The showcase of the Decima engine technology provided the best presentation of Death Stranding thanks to the prominently featured graphics, which is a strong indicator that the formula presented in the series may be an exceptional experience in the current generation.
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The Conclusion: Studio Hangar 13 managed to return to us with a classic experience carrying a beautiful story, even if its events were predictable and some were provoking. The story was characterized by the interconnection of some events with the original trilogy and wonderful writing of the characters. However, the experience suffered from limited gameplay dominated by repetition and a linear approach, alongside a fluctuating technical level, despite the stunning graphics that showed Sicily and the mafia world in an amazing way. On the other hand, the audio and music stood out distinctively, making them one of the strongest elements of the game.
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Obsidian Entertainment studio has provided us with one of the best, most enjoyable, and most distinctive experiences of the year. The Outer Worlds 2 was a unique experience with its own special enjoyment through what it offered in terms of story, narrative style, and addressing political and economic systems in a satirical manner. However, it places you in a serious stage between factions to choose the policy you see as correct and confront the rest of the factions through distinctive and diverse missions using unique weapons and large varieties, or through stealth methods, and perhaps by persuasion, lying, cooperation, and providing services to obtain facilities. This confrontation takes place in the Arcadia colony, which contained carefully designed areas with a charming and breathtaking artistic direction and numerous exploration sites. The journey continued with high graphics quality and stable technical performance, but physics were absent in the game world.
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