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So we have a promising upcoming open world gacha game, will it be as incredible as it seems? We don't know. But what I do know is that this community does not need to be labeled as toxic. I won't point any fingers, and some of you already know whom I'm referring to. All I have to ask of you is simple; You see toxicity, you ignore it and move on. It's easier said than done, but you know what they say about feeding the trolls. You can defend games you like, but don't be aggressive or toxic about it. Never interact with toxic communities, you'd spare yourself a headache, and you'd spare the community from unnecessary labels.

People are saying Project Mugen is dead because of Neverness to Everness but I don't understand how that could be a thing. They're very different games, with different pacing, different visuals, different everything. Sure, the core might be similar, that being an open world urban anime-style game but the similarities end there. Sadly, this type of confusion and misinformation always happens in the game industry, and people still think, for some unknown reason, that a game can kill another. A game can only kill itself or be killed by its studio. Competition is good, and it's not like people can't play more than one game. I myself have an extense steam library and my cellphone is also full of games, and I try to play all of them, at least a little bit. So please, stop this unfounded wave of misinformation. Try to think a bit. You'll realise the world is much more complex than we could ever imagine.

Funny thing: I actually confused this game with Zenless Zone Zero, so when it launched I was very disappointed that it wasn't like the trailer... Except it was, I was just thinking of the gorgeous Project Mugen trailer instead of the actual trailer for ZZZ. In a world where anime games are either 2D strategy games like Girls Frontline, Arknights, Azur Lane, etc., visual novels (which there's a metric ton of, but I'm not complaining), or Hoyoverse/KURO games; Project Mugen stands out as something different and ever since I watched the trailer it has become my gold standard for what anime games should be like.

For me as an old time gamer this year was all about console games coming to android or at least a beginning. I want to name games that tried honestly to achieve that level or did they're best to do so. 1.warzone mobile : i know they are struggling to get through and i can guarantee that they will, been playing the game for almost 2 years now, they did alot and still improving and adding new call of duty elements everyday.

My greatest achievement is having the time and thankfully the luxury to be able to play games! Here are the games that helped me through this year wether that'd be being excitedly anticipating it's release or by playing it daily. The game that made me spent a week everyday grinding after its global release, gameplay is superb with it's dodging and wall climbing mechanics and it's very generous company that does their best to make their players happy.

New face of open world anime games