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E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy

The French perfectly conveyed the spirit and style of cyberpunk. The game takes place in a world that fits perfectly under the definition of "gloomy uncomfortable future." Half-abandoned futuristic cities are buried in the neon light of signs, and skyscrapers going up and huge bizarre statues, symbolizing the power of the powerful, make you feel like a small cog in the new world order. Soulless corporations, religious sects and criminals rule here. All of them are constantly at war with each other and weave intrigues.

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron

Let's make a reservation right away that, despite all the references and connections, El Shaddai has little to do with religion. Enoch, God's messenger, wanders the sinful earth in jeans and armor on his bare belly. His companion, an angel named Lucifel, flaunts in tight pants and a shirt frivolously buttoned with one button. The Almighty periodically calls Lucifel on his mobile to inquire about how Enoch is doing. One of the stages of the game is a futuristic metropolis, where the hero rides on a high-speed bike in a race with transforming robots. You don't need to be an expert on the Old Testament texts to understand that nothing of the kind was mentioned in the original source.

Granado Espada: Destiny's Challenge

In Granado Espada, you will have to act as a family, no, don't be scared, you won't have to share your PC with your sister or younger brother, just when creating your alt - you will have to choose as many as three characters, come up with names for them and give them a unique last name. Your gaming family in Granado Espada will work as a group, harmoniously. Now there is no longer a need to look for healers or warriors, it is enough to correctly place your game characters in the family. For all the seeming complexity, the controls are intuitive and quite simple. The player controls only one playable character (switching to others at will), and the rest follow the leader.