Portal vs Sword Art Online: Re:Hollow Fragment
Portal
Portal is one of the most highly acclaimed and innovative puzzle-shooter game of all time. The game is set in the mysterious Aperture Science Laboratories where players, while playing as the human test subject, Chell, will need to manipulate objects and move through space by strategically opening portals to solve physical puzzles in controlled environments generated by the nefarious AI supercomputer, Glados.Featuring 19 levels in total that gets progressively more difficult than the previous, the game promotes creativity when it comes to puzzle-solving especially in the later levels, requiring players to explore various ways to best solve the level. There is also an advanced mode that drastically increases the difficulty of the last 6 levels. This is perfect for players who want to go a step further to challenge their puzzle-solving skills.
Portal is rather revolutionary in its own way and it's no wonder why the game has been awarded and nominated for multiple awards. If you fancy a fun and somewhat relaxing brain teaser, Portal is the game for you. Do check it out!
Sword Art Online: Re:Hollow Fragment
Sword Art Online: Re:Hollow Fragment was originally released for PlayStation Vita, but now it's on PlayStation as well. The re-released version will include a ton of exciting content, such as new scenarios, improved graphics, more female avatars, a much more in-depth character customization, multiplayer support, the option of opting for first-person or third-person view, and a bumped up maximum level cap. The game also has an whole new storyline that is not present in the original work or the anime, as well as a visceral and dynamic combat system that features flashy animations, thrilling combos and burst attacks. Best yet, this version even includes Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment, which was originally released only in Japan for the PlayStation Portable device.Sword Art Online: Re:Hollow Fragment reworked its predecessor, allowing the game to not only play well on modern PlayStation console, but also giving it a nice upgrade so it'd be more relevant to the players of today. If you love Sword Art Online and own a PlayStation 4, you'll definitely want to buy this game.
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