The Game of the Year debate is already in full swing. With half of 2024 already in the history books, we look back at some of the stunning titles we’ve experienced so far.
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Winning Game of the Year carries a lot of weight. It generally means that a game is popular with critics and fans, has sold a lot of copies, and has generated a lot of enthusiasm in the community. The Game of the Year 2024 nominees certainly meet that criteria, so let’s get started.
Square Enix has taken a long time to finish this trilogy. First announced in 2015, it’s taken nine years to get the first two parts of a three-part trilogy together. Final Fantasy 7 Remake delivered Square’s fleshed-out vision in 2020, but Rebirth is a different, beautiful beast altogether.
I’ve lost 100 hours of my life to Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and I’ve loved every second of it. Each biome is as unique as the last, and characters I’ve been attached to for over 20 years are realized in endearing ways. I truly believe this is Square Enix’s best work. The only downside is that I’ll have to wait another three or four years for the reimagined story to wrap up.