Why Do I Love Death Stranding and Not Other Cinematic Focused Games.

Submitted by Gay_Charlie t3_zo6oxu in consoles

I finished Death Stranding in 2019 and I started playing the Director's Cut just recently. Over that time I have disliked a lot of cinematic games just because of the excessive hand holding and gameplay interruptions so I'm very confused on why I enjoy this game which has received a reputation of being a "walking simulator" which I personally don't see because when I think about walking simulator games I remember titles like Octodad and Qwop so I don't really get the similarities.

I just want to figure this out because I'm extremely confused and I'm not even a huge Kojima fan in general.

Thanks.

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Anubra_Khan t1_j0l383l wrote

Only you can answer that.

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Gay_Charlie OP t1_j0l3asy wrote

Not entirely accurate.

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SmiggleMcJiggle t1_j0levtp wrote

Quite accurate, only you will be able to know why you like DS and not other cinematic games.

Nobody else has the answer to that question except you.

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MercerEdits t1_j0lkyqc wrote

You could try asking the Death Stranding subreddit. I'm a massive fan of Death Stranding, it's a game that really resonated with me. It's not really something that can be quantified in a reasonable amount of time I feel (hence why a 7 hour review of the game exists.)

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nathanwyer t1_j0m2e77 wrote

Because it's a game like no other.

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PerfectlyDarkTails t1_j0nrwci wrote

I liked it, and I think I'd liked it better without any combat

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DisposableTrashBot t1_j0pk3wz wrote

Games can be pretty similar, but the music, artwork, physics engine, movement and gameplay can be big factors in how much you like a game and are often overlooked compared to things like graphic detail, target audience and the story.

I love first person shooters, but some of them just feel wrong. I used to love final fantasy games because of the stories, but I really dislike the open world hack and slash with bad guys everywhere 🤷‍♂️

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