Goodness gracious, RPG fans have been spoiled in the last few years, right? In fact, we specifically point to last week. In a two -day space, three Huge rpg -s launched on various platforms – Oblivion remaster,, Clearly unclear: Expedition 33And, for those of us with a switch, a hundred lines: the last defense academy.
The last two were launched the same day, and Expedition 33 seemingly gets a lion's part of attention on social media. But those who played a hundred lines, the latest match of Uchikoshi district and the Kodak Kodaka (from Zero escape and Danganronpa glory) cannot stop watching about it. Including the Expedition 33 Director, Guillaume Broch.
To take over Social mediaBroch prays with fans to check “another great RPG” after completing his “expedition”, quoting Tweet from Kodak-San, who is equally celebrated by RPG developed by France.
Honestly, the industry could do it with more – game developers who celebrate each other games. We saw him last week with Oblivion Devs Bethesd Also advocated by the EXPERATION 33 edition. It is a sense of friendship that reminds us that video games are a wonderful, fantastic medium, and more games of the same genre can exist without just competition.
Considering that Clair Obscur is currently the highest rated game in 2025 on Metakitika and the Oblivion is … Well,, OblivionIt is also great to see Devs raising games that may not get that much attention.
But one hundred lines also examined extremely well, with an average of 85 on a metakritic. We are among these voices full of praise, because in our eyes we have achieved the game and the 9/10 is a mandatory play. But there are fewer reviews of too much kyo game of the Clair Obscur hybrid, and the oblivion is a well -known amount and was a fall in the shadow.
Still, like Brocha, we invite you to give a hundred: the last defense academy. RPG connection strategy, visual sequences of Roman-Esque, excellent writing, mechanics to get to know and so on, it is precisely the combination of the craziness we expected from Codaka and Uchikoshi.
Also, Broch is right, “There are too many good RPGs at the same time, these days!”
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