![]() ![]() Go on a destructive frenzy with the Cael Hammer, and that becomes a part of the narrative as well. Stand around too long and the narrator will add that to the story. As Chris Kirby explained in our review: "This omniscient voice tells the story of The Kid and the world of Bastion, but he also narrates the various actions the character makes in the game. Bastion: Why does this isometric action game make the cut? Well, while it may still be a ton of fun after its initial XBLA release, it stands out thanks in large part to the amazing dynamic narrator. As players try to collect items, beat timers and fulfill other requirements, vehicles just get more and more elaborate."Ģ7. However, other stars require a lot more thought… and some rockets, wings, engines, shaken-up soda bottles and, well, it gets pretty crazy. As Dale Culp explains: "Sometimes, this is as simple as putting together a cart and rolling it down a hill. Best of all, the game's various goals and different parts that were made available really encouraged player creativity, along with timing-based elements, in a well-rounded package. Bad Piggies: Rovio finally let players play as those porcine opponents from their Angry Birds games, and decided to focus on their building ingenuity. The visual style, the way-over-the-top dialogue and character names, and the combat, trading blows to knock opponents back, all contributed to a game that made a firm statement as what it wanted to be. God of Blades: No game this year was perhaps as thematically comprehensive as White Whale Games' homage to 70's pulp fantasy and sci-fi novels and the artwork that graced their covers. And odds are that you were intrigued enough to download it and see what was going on.Ģ9. What is this game? Is it even a game? Is there actually something at the end of the cube? Whatever it is, the unique massively-multiplayer gameplay that has spurred player creativity and interaction while they try to crack open the game's secrets is certainly original. Curiosity – what's inside the cube: A year-end list wouldn't feel complete without mentioning Peter Molyneux's strangely mysterious title. Agree or disagree with our choices? Read on and let us know in the comments.ģ0. ![]() All this week, we'll be sharing our 30 best games of the year, compiled with input from the 148Apps writing staff and editors. ![]()
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