Outlast | Chris Walker

(Will combine both parts one and two later so I don't end up clogging this club. I just really wanted to get this part out for personal reasons.)

Video Games! Whether あなた like them または not, あなた have to admit there's a surprising amount of depth to them! They take あなた to another world and make あなた feel like a hero! An epic bad-ass who can conquer anything as long as s/he believes in him/herself!

Or they make us a monkey fighting balloons, that works too.

But sadly, not every game is good. And that's actually understandable! Nothing's perfect, and some games had excuses for being below average!...

Now, there are a ton of video game bosses. And, even though I already made a 上, ページのトップへ ten fun video game bosses, I thought, “Why not look at bad ones”. And, so, that is what I am going to do. Now, before I begin, here are some rules. First off, only one game per franchise, and all of these bosses are going to be from games that only I have played. Also, I made an old terrible bosses list, so, I am not going to put any of the bosses from that 一覧 on this list. As much as I want to put Lucien on this list, I will not to avoid sounding repetitive. Now, with all that said, lets start the list

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Native culture… yes. Indie games always seem to really crack into that creative nature that it is known for, and thanks to no limitations, they can find inspiration in a vast number of things. And for today's game, they got their inspiration from the culture of the native Tarahumara, who were known for long distance running. It’s definitely an interesting concept and one that actually fascinates me. What are the Tarahumara and what is their culture like? Well, let
S play the indie タイトル Mulaka and find out.



Mulaka has あなた playing as a Tarahumara who is on a journey alone throughout...