What post 2010 game you will preserve in apocalypse scenario?
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Yep. It has its own sort of vacuum apocalypse too so it fits thematically. Not to mention the use of memories as a plot device and even setting, makes Bloodborne an excellent candidate for human preservation. Its everything you could want out of a final piece of interactive entertainment.
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Bloodborne
Dark Souls 1 & 3
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Dark Souls 1 & 3
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ProgenitorCastle
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The Wonderful 101 Wii U for sure, my game of that generation
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Bloodborne for sure. Love that game to death. The atmosphere, setting/theme, bosses/characters, story/lore, frenetic gameplay, badass trick weapons, hidden paths and shortcuts, soundtrack/score ... it's all perfect to me. It takes all the best stuff from Dark Souls and transforms it into an even more satisfying gameplay loop (blood vials, hunter's dream, pistols, no shield, workshop, etc). Overall it's a spooky/gothic-halloween hack n' slash that gravitates towards that cosmic-horror theme, and there's just enough magic and wizardry to make you feel like you're playing a M-rated Harry Potter game, and that's something I enjoy a lot.
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All my board games. electricity might be hard to find in the pockylips.
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Animal Crossing New Horizons
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Griffon
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If online play is still possible and devs are still around: FFXIV.
Otherwise... well I'm forced to recognized that Skyrim + 1 or 2 TB of mods is hard to beat in replay value, even tho I'm not a huge fan.
No matter how much I love some of the games quoted around, I can't imagine myself sitting around playing the same single game for years. Doesn't matter how much I love BotW, this is gonna go stale pretty damn fast. Only a live MMO or a game with thousands of mods would have enough content to last.
Otherwise... well I'm forced to recognized that Skyrim + 1 or 2 TB of mods is hard to beat in replay value, even tho I'm not a huge fan.
No matter how much I love some of the games quoted around, I can't imagine myself sitting around playing the same single game for years. Doesn't matter how much I love BotW, this is gonna go stale pretty damn fast. Only a live MMO or a game with thousands of mods would have enough content to last.
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BaneIsPain
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I would go for any version of FM or any nu-AC to kill time.
blacktout
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Think this is technically against the "no multigame collection" rule, but otherwise this would be my choice too, since I think finding a way to save Mario 64 would be more important to game preservation than saving any post-2010 game.
But if we're playing by the rules, Breath of the Wild, I guess.
GreatnessRD
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Damn, its really been nothing that has moved me in such a way post 2010. Really sad, lol
With that said, it would be one of these two.
With that said, it would be one of these two.
- Mortal Kombat (2011)
- Gran Turismo Sport
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SMT Strange Journey, not only because it fantastic game but it's also handheld game, I have a better chance making handheld to work compare to Consoles in Apocalypse.
I might have miss read the thread(as usual), I thought it has to be games that released in 2010.
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Nickolaidas
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Project Awakening, if it's out by the time the bombs fall.
Otherwise, Demon's Souls remake.
Honorable mentions: Mortal Kombat 11, FF7 Remake, Resident Evil 1 (PSX), Dead Space (Remake)
Otherwise, Demon's Souls remake.
Honorable mentions: Mortal Kombat 11, FF7 Remake, Resident Evil 1 (PSX), Dead Space (Remake)
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Patrick S.
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Raid: Shadow Legends and Fortnite.
SpecialAgentZ
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Fallout New Vegas.