But Everhood’s brilliance - be it its final moments or simply any one of its prior stand-out encounters – was in its understanding that music, when used in the right way, can be more than just a pleasant accompaniment.
Case in point: “Heavy,” “Reconciliation,” “Euthanasia Rollercoaster,” “Farewell Battle.” Developer Foreign Gnomes and co may have made easy work of carving out a soundtrack as memorable as it was catchy. It’s not uncommon for a game to offer a figurative double-whammy in its closing segment, perhaps in an attempt to catch its players off-guard, but Everhood might be the first game in a long time to dish out a quadruple-whammy with all the emotional weight that impact would likely deliver. Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy does everything a good story should. It’ll make you jubilant, sad, excited and hooked until the credits roll. At around twenty hours long, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is about perfect, giving players something to feel throughout. Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is both heartwarming and heartbreaking, putting characters at their lowest before raising them up into the triumphant team we know and love. It combines tragedy and comedy, tear-jerking moments and laugh-out-loud moments, and suspense and surprise to create a rich narrative. By the time the credits roll, however, it’s clear that it has an amazing story, one that portrays the cast not as goofballs, but actual characters with story arcs.
Having penned the excellent stories of Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, it wasn’t surprising that Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy would have a good story. Today we present you with the Best of Story, Soundtrack, Performance, Technical Graphics and Artistic Design.Įidos Montreal’s Mary DeMarle is no slouch when it comes to storytelling. Over the next eight days, Hardcore Gamer will be revealing its Best of 2021 Awards leading up to our Game of the Year.
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