If you want a soulslike that plays on the dangers of modern capitalism and consumerism, The Surge is pretty fitting.
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You play the zero horizon games? It's kind of that. But more aesthetic.
It has a great story btw and it's definitely the fault of capitalism how it all went to hell.
Very dark. Very rich.
I have not, no Playstation here.
I imagine also things like Helldivers are the future of the totally hypothetical universe we're theorizing.
40k? Not so much. There's some mystic Jesus shit going on in 40k.
Both Horizon games got ported to PC.
It doesn't have the exact vibe you are describing, but basically it is set at the point of time that we clearly had an apocalypse but it is over and nature and humanity started over. And you slowly uncover what happened as the game goes.
I didn't care much for the gameplay (though it did grow on me in time), generic open world stuff but the main story and worldbuilding made up for that a hundred times for me.
Can't talk on the second one as I didn't play it yet.
The second one is pretty similar in terms of gameplay with some improvements in climbing and balance. There was some improvements on combat but I didn't think that was anything special for either game. The concept of weak points is interesting but I found it difficult to execute on most enemies.
The story is pretty good in the second one too. And there was a dlc for that one too.
I felt like the graphics were slightly better but just a tiny bit. The first was already decent.
The end definitely set up for a third act. Hopefully it gets made.
One of the main actors that plays an important (and favorite) side character passed away so I know that was something that could complicate things.
Good to hear the story is good!
The end definitely set up for a third act. Hopefully it gets made.
Not too much of a cliffhanger I hope? As a PC player I likely won't ever play any further sequels :(
I think it ends sort of like the first one. It wraps things up but also sets up for a third arc.
Maybe "cliffhanger" is the wrong term. It has a conclusion but doesn't answer all the questions.
You can always watch the cut scenes on YouTube if you want to finish the story without playing it.
I will say, having to wait like 5 years (4 or 5 ?) for the 2nd game (I'm on PC too) , was kind of lame.
Like waiting 5 years for the 2nd book in a trilogy.
I felt like I couldn't remember details from the first very well. Ended up watching a video of the cutscenes to refresh my memory before playing the second.
Isn't this just Hell is US?
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