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Well that's high praise.
And also justified praise.
There could never be a story like Nier Automata on any medium outside of gaming, and there probably is no story like Nier Automata anywhere else in gaming right now.
Also, clicking robots is pretty fun.
This is my first play through of Witcher 3, and I have been extremely impressed with the story, even if it doesn't quite compare with any contemporaries in more traditional media. Like, I'm playing it, and the game could easily be on the level of the earlier GoT books in its story. However, some aspects feel like its not quite able to straddle the medium.
Gonna grab this on steam and I'll let you know. Probably will play well on the deck?
Just wanted to drop you a thanks for starting this sub-thread. I also recently finished W3 (after a couple of false starts) and was surprised how much I enjoyed it. I know it's just a step-and-fetch game, but the storytelling has spoiled me for shallower content (plus I suuuuuuuck at aiming a firearm with the joystick so I've yet to get into Cyperpunk). Anyway, Nier GOTY is in my catalog so the responses to you have been illuminating.