Would that be titles with more video than game? Or action games on tight rails where as long as the player overcomes the puzzle in front of them (either a boss mob or manipulating the environment to solve an actual puzzle), they can continue, but the journey and the end are predetermined and unchanging from one play through to the next? Or what is colloquially known as a "walking simulator"?
Should take a look at this morning's post. Yet another example of more hurdles for single-player games on PC.
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A game they don't drown with MTX's with a strong story, so something like the last of us, Horizon, Uncharted or God of war.
Microsoft doesn't force use of Microsoft/Xbox accounts for their games (unless you're playing online, which uses the Xbox Live servers and matchmaking service), but on the other hand, Sony is willing to put games on GOG. So both of these morons have a lot of room for improvement.Should take a look at this morning's post. Yet another example of more hurdles for single-player games on PC.
God of War Ragnarök and Until Dawn on PC Confirmed to Require PlayStation Accounts
Excitement for the PC version of God of War Ragnarök has lessened a bit after folks realized it and Until Dawn will require a PSN account.