Code Vein (2019)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Themes:Action, Fantasy
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:Code Vein is set in the not too distant future where a disaster has brought the world to ruin and vampire-like beings battle for dominance.
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It's a fun game. Great character creator. Fun aesthetics if you're into that style. The game conveys a sense of... angst... inner turmoil as you face down an ever present feeling of oppression and stagnation. An equipment and build system that may look simple at first so it helps out if you just want to do what you think is cool and beat the game but offers depth for those who are willing to look further down min-maxing. Great replayability and extended content as well with the DLCs.
I started the game thinking it wasn't going to be good and I'd quit in 2 hours. I hated the abrupt fan service they threw at my face. And then I found myself really enjoying walking through the memories of the characters as we piece together the storyline while orchestral music is playing in the background.
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