From GameWatcher: "When Darksiders first released in 2010, its blend of Zelda-style exploration and violent, over-the-top character action proved to be a winning combination. Its 2012 sequel expanded the combat system and built the whole thing around a cycle of loot and equipment upgrades. While it wasn’t quite the–ahem–”revelation” that the first game was, it stepped back from the original’s apocalyptic storytelling to smartly expand on the series’ core combat."
Daily Video Game writes: "If you're looking for new games on a tight budget for your PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the online retailer Amazon is running a sale for games under $15 and $10 right now. That’s right, a slew of games are on sale under $15 and $10 for both of these gaming platforms!"
We know. You want an unlikely Final Fantasy VII Remake Switch port, but here are some alternatives for you to salvage that hollow feeling.
It's not out yet so it was against the idea of it being a current alternative.
Right! I think I didn't include it because most people who would be interested in FFVII Remake likely have played it already. Fair point though.
There is no substitute for the amazingness that is Ff7 remake. Wallow in your pain single console owner, let the burrowing dark pit envelope your insides as you yearn for it.
The latest Humble Bundle will have 100 percent of proceeds going to support organizations responding to COVID-19. All told, there are 45 games included in the bundle as well as a number of comics, ebooks, and audiobooks.
