IP Games, YES or NO?

I’m going to go ahead and double down when I said that Five Nights at Freddy’s was the worst movie I’ve seen in 2023. My opinion is damn sure not going to change anytime soon, but I can’t deny that audiences showed up and made it one of the most successful video game film adaptations of all time. Just compare the performance of Five Nights at Freddy’s to that of Disney’s latest superhero epic, The Marvels

The Legend of Tianding: This is a 2D side-scroller beat 'em up game with some RPG elements where you play as the historical figure Liao Tianding. This game unexpectedly turned out to be an indie masterpiece for me. With its engaging storytelling, charming protagonist, excellent portrayal of 1900's Taiwan, beautiful art style, unique and satisfying gameplay mechanics, interesting boss fights, great soundtracks, and multiple endings, the game excelled in many aspects. However, it had some unfair platforming sections and repetitive combat towards the end. Overall, the game's strengths outweighed its weaknesses, making it a remarkable experience that left me craving for more historically-inspired games of similar caliber.

       I love gaming my whole life just about from my first system the intellvision all the way up to the ps2. But then came the Internet and gaming from what I had know all those single player games had gone and with it the originality those games had. As the internet Gameplay became more and more part of the gaming world it seem all the games that where coming out where multiplayer games where you compete for ranks and numbers. From that just came a world where games just began to feel all the same.