The top game of the year is not what you expect - according to a reader.

A reader suggests an unconventional release as one of the most unique of the year.

August 11th 2024.

The top game of the year is not what you expect - according to a reader.
One of the most intriguing games I've come across this year is Kunitsu-Gami: Path Of The Goddess. It may not be a well-known release, but it's definitely one of the most original ones out there. I have to admit, I haven't played many new video games this year, so my recommendation may not carry much weight. However, I truly believe that this game has been the best one I've played in a long time.

Interestingly, while the game received praise from some for its unique Japanese elements, it also received a negative review from GC. They argued that the strategy was too simplistic and the levels were too short. However, as someone who is new to strategy games, I found it all to be incredibly captivating and unlike anything I've ever experienced before.

For those who are unfamiliar with the game, it is set in medieval Japan and follows the story of a girl who possesses the power to purify a defilement that has taken over a mountain. Each night, the mountain is under attack by waves of demons that emerge from a sacred gate. As the player, your task is to protect the girl and safely guide her to the gate during daylight, while also fending off enemies at night.

But that's not all - the game is much more complex than it initially seems. You can also control and give orders to villagers that you rescue, each with their own unique class and skill trees. On top of that, you also have your own skill tree and can collect buffs along the way, although you can only have a few active at a time.

I found the game to be quite challenging, although this may not be the case for those with more experience in strategy games. But for me, the difficulty was part of the appeal. I enjoyed the process of learning how to play a new game and coming up with different tactics to overcome the obstacles.

What I appreciated most about Kunitsu-Gami: Path Of The Goddess is that there is no set solution for each level. I found myself trying out various strategies until I found one that worked, even though other options may have been just as effective if I had been quicker or better at combat.

The level design is also impressive, with each one offering a unique and immersive experience. From battling on boats to navigating a poisoned lake and protecting a stationary girl, the game constantly keeps you on your toes and offers a refreshing change of pace.

I played this game on Game Pass and wouldn't have discovered it if not for GC's review. I can't say for certain if I would have purchased it, but I do believe it's worth the money. I've already started a New Game+ and plan to beat it on another loop, although it's even more challenging this time around.

In my opinion, there may be better games that have been released this year, but I haven't played them yet. Even if there are technically superior games, I highly doubt anything will be as imaginative, unique, and downright weird as Kunitsu-Gami: Path Of The Goddess. And I mean that in the best possible way. If you have Game Pass, I highly recommend giving it a try. And if you don't, I still believe it's worth the investment.

This is just one person's opinion, and it may not reflect the views of others. However, I stand by my belief that Kunitsu-Gami: Path Of The Goddess is a must-play for any gamer looking for something new and different. So go ahead and give it a try - I guarantee you won't be disappointed.

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