building a world filled with solitude and a strong emotional bond towards an NPC is just next level game design. Fumito Ueda has a rare gift and the generosity to share it with us. I feel honored to play his games, which rarely feel like games. ❤
Very well said. Fumito Ueda's games are like no other. But for me that's not really a surprise. He got his start in the business working for Kenji Eno who himself had a very unique approach to game design & story telling. When you enter into the worlds of Fumito Ueda/Team ICO you really do feel like you're there. This is especially true of "Shadow Of The Colossus" which continues to be played, explored, discussed, scrutinized, studied, almost 20 years after it's release. That really says something.
I have not played these 3 games but have been led to find them after 'Journey' and I can sense how right they are for me, as, yes, games can, though somewhat rarely, be true art. Thank you. (and for the Keats)
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building a world filled with solitude and a strong emotional bond towards an NPC is just next level game design. Fumito Ueda has a rare gift and the generosity to share it with us. I feel honored to play his games, which rarely feel like games. ❤
Very well said. Fumito Ueda's games are like no other. But for me that's not really a surprise. He got his start in the business working for Kenji Eno who himself had a very unique approach to game design & story telling. When you enter into the worlds of Fumito Ueda/Team ICO you really do feel like you're there. This is especially true of "Shadow Of The Colossus" which continues to be played, explored, discussed, scrutinized, studied, almost 20 years after it's release. That really says something.
I have not played these 3 games but have been led to find them after 'Journey' and I can sense how right they are for me, as, yes, games can, though somewhat rarely, be true art. Thank you. (and for the Keats)