This PlayStation exclusive, rated 18/20, is one of the most unique experiences ever: the adventure begins now on PS+

Gaming News This PlayStation exclusive, rated 18/20, is one of the most unique experiences ever: the adventure begins now on PS+

When we talk about the most famous video game developers, several names (especially Japanese) come to mind: we can name, for example, Shigeru Miyamoto, the father of Mario and Zelda, Hideo Kojima (Metal Gear Solid) or even Fumito Ueda. If you don’t know this last candidate, well, In particular, he is the thinking head of Ico

– an iconic PS2 game. In this dreamlike adventure we play the role of a little boy who has to escape from a fortress with a certain Yorda. And four years later, Ueda’s innovative ideas would take an even more impressive turn. You’ve obviously heard about this adventure game that’s also available on PS Plus.

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The Shadow of the Colossus

Come on, let’s tell the truth: “Shadow of the Colossus”, we bet that means something to you! Here you play Wander, a young man who has to overthrow sixteen colossi in order to save Mono from the clutches of death. Apart from his gigantic enemies – which our hero must definitely climb -, Fumito Ueda’s world is incredibly quiet here (which makes it very mysterious). There are no “secondary” enemies or NPCs to defeat, just vast expanses and ruins to explore on horseback. Above all, not every win against the giants has that certain something. Is Wander pursuing a lost cause and defeating the last beings to inhabit these lands?

A cult game, more beautiful than ever

In short, a must-play cult game whose remake version is included in the games catalog of the PS Plus Extra and Pemium offer! Yes, in 2018 it was the studio Bluepoint Games (Demon Souls Remake) that gave a second life to Ueda’s masterpiece. A brand new release that received a rating of 18/20 in our columns

. In our opinion, it’s a “real visual slap in the face” that offers “stunning panoramas with astonishing continuity.”