When Bard's the last survivor after both team clashed

It was interesting in it's own way

In my personal opinion, I thought that the game was absolutely extraordinary. Beautiful graphics, one of the best soundtracks (like, Legend of Zelda good), and such a amazing sense of wonder in the game. There's no instructions, and you're left to explore the desert landscape, with golden sand and mystical ruins at every rise, and the way the music follows the way you play makes it the kind of game, that, despite its length, makes you feel completely immersed in the world. You say it's not interesting, but I could find no greater delight in flying with the strange cloth creatures that seemingly appeared from simple strips that rose from the sand, or finishing puzzles that come together so perfectly you wonder how you didn't see it at first glance, or meeting a stranger on your journey with no idea who they are, or anything about them, but you could just think "I'm not alone". You say there's no action, but my heard pounded faster then any online match of "Destiny" when the spotlights came down looking for you, or the stone creatures passed by mere inches from the cavern you hid yourself in. It may be short, but Journey is easily going down as on the video games greats in the future, and anyone who has a Playstation should be able to say they own this game.

-Azazael

That's... that's the point though, no action

Minecraft is not considered Indie game by anyone anymore. Not even developer.

The fandom ruined it