Richard Bailey Jr. of The Koalition writes: Sea of Stars first caught my attention when a demo was released on PS4 and PS5 consoles back in July. Having never played The Messenger, Final Fantasy VI, or Chrono Trigger, I wanted to better understand why Sabotage Studio’s latest project was already being touted as another highly anticipated release for this year.
Sabotage Studio announced that its beautiful JRPG-inspired pixel art RPG Sea of Stars has passed a relevant milestone and is getting a juicy new mode.
The Bits & Pieces boys discuss their favourite games of 2023.
Matt from We Game Daily writes "Here are 5 things we gamers should be doing this year to help shape the hobby we love and influence the direction of the industry."
Yes but, Was thinking more along the lines of ride a bike, go swimming, go to gym, read more books?
It's over. I don't want to invest into physical, only to have next console without a disc drive.
Also Best Buy 2024.
These are all very good suggestions, I don't even know which one to prioritise, but everyone should be doing all of these things, then maybe the hobby will recover somewhat. I don't want to keep going down the path it's been going down lately.
Im 100% against subs, and couldnt agree more that peopel shouldnt do it, people love them though, you will own nothing and be happy
Each year there are two maybe three games that are good enough for me to purchase. For the rest of the mediocracy, I'll happily sub and not have those games clogging up my library.
Outstanding turn-based RPG and definitely worth checking out for fans of the genre.
I'd personally knock off a little for the level cap. What it's modeled after(old school jrpgs) I don't recall any that stop you so low. Played the demo. Was pretty damn dope. I'll be playing.