Games in 2024 NO. 2: Kirby and the Forgotten Land
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Something Story Key points: Story: [-] We’ve seen the “God is angry at mankind story before” and this one didn’t add anything too novel [-] Political intrigue was good but devolved near the end as things became rapidly part of the god slaying plot [+] That being said, this one had some of the best presentation for this type of story and told it well [+] The world building was good and the story told the plight of Bearer’s quite well without explicitly saying much [+] Active time lore is fantastic The story was good. It wasn’t great – just good. It’s one of the better “opression and god slaying
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