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Death Stranding. As a Metal Gear fanatic, the disappointment I felt on my first attempt at playing it was immense. Only got a few hours in before writing off as just not for me. Tried again in a different frame of mind, different time in my life, and it clicked. One of my fav games of all time.
I just played it through for the first time. What an experience it was! I've never played a game like it before. It's a story that will stick with me for years.
Had to try really hard to get into it but when it clicked, it clicked. Really enjoyed it but can't seem myself ever playing again
Yeah I know what you mean. I think I feel the same way about replaying it. I want to keep the memory of my journey intact.