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You make dialogue choices as twentysomething Kelly, whose disappointment about her lack of self-sufficiency could have made for a pandering tale of millennial angst. Through a family’s yearning for solidarity and economic security, Three Fourths Home: Extended Edition finds a spiritual connection between seemingly disparate generations. Whether gamers end up going for all of these titles, the fact that there’s now more and more for everyone can only be a net positive for the future of this industry. Most of all, we’re proud to see a community that’s looking toward an inclusion of ever-broader perspectives, without having to sacrifice the pure entertainment afforded to us by some of the purer adrenaline rushes to make our list. Our list this year pulls from all sorts of genres-the transcendental spaghetti-western homage, an intentionally bizarre bullet-hell shooter-and recognizes how fiercely creative games are becoming. Roger Ebert once famously dismissed the notion that games could be taken seriously as art, but his peers would be hard-pressed to do the same today, especially given the way in which advances in motion-capture technology have basically turned some games, like Until Dawn, into interactive films. How else to explain the success of a deep, philosophical puzzler from the testosterone-y studio once best known for Serious Sam? As developers continue to take risks, games grow more inventive and hard to define. The best example that studios and players are looking for the Next Big Thing, or at least a whiff of something new, is in the existence of The Talos Principle. Adventure games, led largely by the efforts of Telltale Games, have become popular and profitable again, and while the lowering barrier of entry to game development explains the increase of deeply personal and eclectic indie titles, it doesn’t explain the mainstream interest in them, as with Square Enix’s choice to publish Life Is Strange. But the larger trends suggest this is more than a trick of our subjective preferences. Maybe this year’s a fluke, with studios only momentarily adapting to reflect the dissatisfaction over last year’s bumper crop of buggy, repetitive games like Assassin’s Creed: Unity.

There are hardly any sequels here, and of those that made it, with one exception that proves the rule in Fallout 4, all have introduced bold and significant improvements on their predecessors, refusing to be pigeonholed in an annualized and formulaic fashion. In 2015, fewer than half of our picks are traditional AAA releases, two of which focus on putting creativity into the hands of the player.

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Our inaugural list of the 25 best video games of 2011 was stuffed full of big-budget sequels. A rich set of dialogs that affect the plot.What a difference four years can make.Objects on locations more carefully hidden. Several types of complexity that create more difficult dialogues and tasks.It is possible to hide from enemies on stealth and attack. During the battles, the gamer will independently take strategic solutions that will directly affect the plot.The ability to take under your management more than 20 characters: Tair, Baruti, Risg and many others.Interesting plot line with multiple ending.Key features of Tahira: Echoes of the Astral Empire:

Each action of the main character affects further events. Each territory has a unique flora and fauna, it can be examined and explored. With everyone you can join the dialogues and make the right choice in them. Gamer to learn extensive locations and find new allies. To save your people, she goes back home to warn everyone. Izvestiya reunite that it is going to attack the powerful army on her empire. The main heroine of Princess Tair travels through the desolate corners of the former mighty nation.

Humanity returned to the Epoch of the Middle Ages to start everything first. But she came the end, people in the development process went to a dead end and the disintegration of all that was early created. The plot of the game tells us about civilization that conquered space and flourished. Tahira: Echoes of the Astral Empire is an episodic strategy created in the RPG genre.