I don’t think I’ll forget the party members so easily, I really liked each one of them, their loyalty and sacrifices.. :’)
But Honestly I don’t know why this game felt so heavy to complete, I’ve been playing it for almost 3 months? Even though its less than 30 hours.
The story got me hooked for the first few hours then I lost my interest..
the Gameplay was very basic it got me bored over time, and I didn’t like the Idea of recruiting and having new party members every mission.. I mean every time I level my party members and get used to them, I met new ones to complete the quests, which made it harder to level again and collect more armors, weapons, materials.
Anyway, Im really hyped for the second one! I want to know why it’s very beloved by the fans *.*

Surprise of the past year!
This game is insanely fun, the combat system & the ability to control my party members were amazing, especially when you unlock a new upgrades and powers. One of the things that I liked the most is solving puzzles to find a way using each member’s ability, This adds some gameplay variation and strategy, making it even more enjoyable.
I didn’t expect much from the story since it’s a superhero game, but it was surprisingly good & all the flashbacks were just on time.
the dialogues are well-written, I spent lots of time doing nothing just to listen to their lovely conversations.
Characters development & relationships were very charming especially when they argue :p .. they disagree & conflicts each other all the time yet sacrifice a lot. Which made me laugh, sympathize and feel emotional many times <3
The soundtracks fit very well & It Absolutely deserves the “best-narrative” award.
Lastly, I’m glad for this experience. It reminds me of the super-hero games I used to play in the PS2 era :’) I highly recommend it & It’s definitely a must play for any marvel fan.

Ghost of Tsushima started with a very strong story which made me rush into the main quests but that’s not the way to play it, because when you progress you’ll notice that the story doesn’t really matter in this game. It’s kind of games that let enjoy the beauty of it’s world and atmosphere, completing optional quest, leveling, and finding supplies. The graphics is one of the most beautiful games I’ve ever seen, and I guess this is the best thing of it along with It’s gameplay, as for someone who adore samurais I really enjoyed it. But honestly It has the same problem with “almost” any Open-World game for the past generation, all the optional activities and quest are the same and repetitive which makes the exploration worthless. The soundtracks were beautiful I wish if they used them more frequently, they’re only been played at the end of each Act..
Lastly, With it’s captivating visuals And satisfying gameplay, It has a few issues that prevented me from fully enjoying it.