Mass Effect 3 vs Sword Art Online: Lost Song
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3 is the last part of the Mass Effect trilogy where you'll be plunged into an epic, all-out intergalactic war in an attempt to take back the Earth from a supposedly unstoppable enemy. The game went all out in this game, flawlessly combining its fantastic interactive storytelling with intense and fast-paced gameplay where the decisions you make will have consequences that you will just have to live with.Similar to the previous games in this trilogy, you'll get to assemble an elite team of soldiers to aid you in your quest and it is entirely up to you, their commander, to decide how to approach a combat situation, be it opting for a frontal assault... Rambo-style, or trying to outwit the enemies by flanking or out-flanking them. Aside from some ranged shooting action, this time, you'll get a powerful omniblade that you can use in close-and-personal encounters with the enemy as well.
Mass Effect 3 provides a great ending to the Mass Effect trilogy, and is a game you should most definitely play if you want to get a complete story from its first game to the last. Thankfully though, BioWare agrees with its fans that it's a pity to just stop producing Mass Effect games and have released their latest game, Mass Effect: Andromeda.
Sword Art Online: Lost Song
Sword Art Online: Lost Song is uniquely set in the brand-new world of Alfheim Online. Alfheim is a floating world consisting of various continents headed by the Floating City of Ryne. With a new world comes a new storyline that's complete with a cast of both new and returning characters. In this game, you can partner with other characters to cooperatively attack the enemy in addition to being able to experience a 360-degree aerial combat, much like what you'd see in the anime. As usual, there are tons of customizations, weapons as well as quests to complete.If you're a PlayStation Plus subscriber, you can access the game's online multiplayer too. Sounds fun? Well, join your favorite SAO character, Kirito, on the greatest adventure yet in Sword Art Online: Lost Song!
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