This year, Life Is Strange struck the right notes for players who find joy in following an emotional, narrative-heavy game. If the vast, open worlds of Skyrim, Guild Wars, or World of Warcraft tend to be somewhat intimidating with their sheer size and sandbox nature, then perhaps you’ll find more comfort and attraction in the linear, story-driven experiences like Life Is Strange, or the few other recent games of the same genre that have been touching and moving players with their strong narratives.
But which are those other titles that can fill the void once you’ve gone past Life Is Strange’s final sequences? Read on to discover 6 games that, just like Life Is Strange, are rich in plot, characters and drama!
Elliot Page and Quantic Dream are developing a television series adaptation based on the video game Beyond: Two Souls.
Ever since Heavy Rain, I've been supporting Quantic Dream. They put heart and soul into their work and create art.
That art might not be for everyone, but it's polished, well designed and engaging for those that enjoy it.
I bought Heavy Rain just to play on my brother's PS3 each weekend, travelled home from uni just to finish it. What a great experience!
Heavy Rain was a masterpiece and one of my top 3 best PS3 games.
Beyond was solid as well but not as good.
Elliot Page is nonsense 🤦🏻
This is actually my favorite Quantic Dream game. I thought the story, supernatural stuff, and cast was great and super interesting. Hopefully the show will be good.
Same here, This one i liked the most. The variety in scenery and set pieces was refreshing and the supernatural aspect was well executed.
I am a bit biased however because I love all interactive movie like games
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42 Steam Deck-compatible games that you can get for free right now, but you'll need an active Amazon Prime subscription for most of them.
I've noticed when I was still paying for Prime that those supposed free games they give through Epic are just free games epic gives without the need of Prime. Rugrats is in the list in the article and it's available to get without Prime so that's pretty shady on Amazon's part, or maybe it's Epic being scummy.
Tales from the Borderlands (the original, good one), Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Borderlands the pre-sequel, Borderlands 2, Loop Hero, Trek to Yomi, Greedfall, Shadow of Mordor, Hard West 2, Figment 2. Some great gets there.
Amazon never give steam codes away so the steam deck link here is silly unless you are modding and installing epic launcher.
Yeah I get a ton of free games on epic, It works but having to launch the Epic browser and games though it is pain vs just using the Steam deck OS. Once the game is running no issue though,
They give away quite a few GOG versions of games though, I suppose you can just slap those onto your Steam Deck (I've done this), although it's not always ideal.
You can but it’s a pain to launch them and doesn’t it require installing windows?
You don't need windows, personally, I just download it on PC, then transfer it to the Steamdeck via network sharing or USB stick. Then you add it to the Steamdeck as a "non-steam game" like you would if you were using a PC. The only downside is if you play the game on both PC and Steamdeck, you'll have to manually transfer save files.
Supposedly you can use Hero launcher or something, but I can't seem to get the games to work after download it via GOG on Steamdeck. So manually transfer it is for me.
Fanatical just launched Dollar Collections today. As the name suggests, these game bundles are just a dollar.
The genre is known as interactive movie and it's my favorite genre. I think Game of Thrones should have made it into this list as it was very recent. Here's a decent article on the genre: https://en.wikipedia.org/wi...
I've played Life is Strange, Heavy Rain and Beyond. Every of this games make "wanna play again" and i must take some break and than run whole game again. This games are made form the scratch and not using any movie license. Its something fresh and player feel that have a new title in hand. I count on Season 2 of Life is Strange.