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Colin Campbell56Owen Good52Cass Marshall47Philip Kollar43Nicole Carpenter34Arthur Gies33Chris Plante31Russ Frushtick29Ryan Gilliam26Ben Kuchera25Michael McWhertor24Charlie Hall22Justin McElroy21Samit Sarkar14Griffin McElroy13

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Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut2021
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Joshua Rivera·Aug 30, 2021
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The care present in Ghost of Tsushima’s design makes its undercooked take on its own ideas harder to forgive. Take its themes seriously, and it becomes a story about a feudal landlord learning that maybe life isn’t about him, but centering on him anyway. The Jin Sakai that players engage with through play — the Jin Sakai that composes haikus, loves animals enough to play them little tunes on his flute, who never met a row of bamboo he did not want to cut for fun — seems to have the interiority that the Jin Sakai of Ghost’s narrative does not. One is a thoughtful guy you might want to hang around. The other is not. He’s kind of embarrassing.

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No More Heroes III2021
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Suriel Vazquez·Aug 27, 2021
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You don’t play a No More Heroes game for its story. You play it for its style, and No More Heroes 3 has style in spades. The best thing I can say about No More Heroes 3 is that its combat and open-world design stay out of the way, letting its style take center stage, occasionally facilitating some truly great one-off moments.

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