Welcome to Episode 57 of The Best Games Ever Show: The ultimate game with an undead protagonist.
The gaming world is filled with undead heroes. Vampires, poltergeists, slain detectives seeking justice, and even starship captains resurrected by a radical human supremacist group led by a trillionaire CEO. The list goes on and on.
But which game truly stands out with its undead protagonist? And why was Grim Fandango not chosen? Only one of these questions will be answered in this week’s episode of The Best Games Ever Show. Unfortunately, the recording didn’t go as planned, and Jim is currently on paternity leave, leaving no time for fixes. Ironically, this situation aligns with the themes of birth and death.
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Tom
Tom’s choice is Football Manager, a logical selection considering you can lead a football team to international success and compete against teams from around the world. However, Tom didn’t elaborate on this argument, simply mentioning that he once played it on his phone at an airport.
Bertie Purchese
Bertie chose Alpha Protocol, a captivating spy RPG developed by Obsidian. This game offered a unique twist inspired by spy TV shows like ALIAS, blending it with the immersive experience of Mass Effect. Unfortunately, Alpha Protocol remained overshadowed by Mass Effect and failed to garner the attention it deserved. However, those who played it at the time had the pleasure of becoming international superspies, embarking on thrilling missions in Rome, Taipei, Saudi Arabia, and Moscow.
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Microsoft Flight Simulator offers players the ultimate jet-setting experience. The game features a stunningly detailed world map that is regularly updated with high-quality assets, allowing players to enjoy realistic flight mechanics tailored to their preferences. Released in 2020, the game became immensely popular during a time when people were confined to their homes, longing for travel. Its appeal transcended both hardcore simulator fans and casual players. With a highly anticipated sequel scheduled for 2024, introducing a job system, the future of this series looks incredibly promising.
“What is The Best Games Ever Show?” you ask. Well, it’s a 30-minute panel show where Jim Trinca and his colleagues deliberate on the best game in a specific category. It’s that simple. Trust us, it’s worth a listen.
Tune in next week for another thrilling episode of The Best Games Ever Show.
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