This not “the” remaster bundle to rule them all but if you happen to crave some FF nostalgia, they're your best alternatives to playing the original versions of the included games.
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If you fancy yourself some King's Bounty, go and replay The Legend along with its expansions. Sadly, that's the best thing you can do at the moment to satisfy that particular hunger.
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Frankly, if you're a player like me who loves the Final Fantasy series, instead of buying the games one by one, I say take the full package and start watching the path of IV – V and VI, one of the best in the series.
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Frankly, if you're a player like me who loves the Final Fantasy series, instead of buying the games one by one, I say take the full package and start watching the path of IV – V and VI, one of the best in the series.
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You better go and read the Drizzt books for the time and money you will spend on this game.
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A masterpiece that should be played by anyone who loves Final Fantasy VII. It teaches a lesson on how to make a remake.
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Ghost of Tsushima was a very enjoyable adventure for me with its tireless open world, well-crafted and memorable characters.
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Lots of broken promises means this game doesn't worth buying just for Reforged makeup. But, if you haven't played Warcraft III before... then it's one hell of a game despite all annoying details.
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Respawn delivers again and brings us the best Star Wars game of this decade despite Electronic Arts' not-so-good reputation.
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CD Projekt did it again. It's not just a Gwent-game, it's a brand new Witcher story.
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Planescape: Torment still is the better game. But Tides of Numenera is an RPG that respects it's heritage and follows in its ancestors footsteps with pride. If you are not alergic to long and philosophical conversations, you can feel at home in the Ninth World.
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