Summer 2019 vs Summer 2018: Which One Had the Better Games?

Summer 2019 vs Summer 2018: Which One Had the Better Games?

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Summer 2019 vs Summer 2018: Which One Had the Better Games?

The hottest month of the year, is also one of the hottest for video games, as the last two summers have released a lot of great titles in July.

Once again, the summer of 2018 is kind to Nintendo fans, featuring plenty of exclusives to entice players to pick up a Switch.

Octopath Traveler stands out among the pack as the best game though, as Square’s turn-based RPG was the talk of the town all summer last year.

In 2019, another highly anticipated RPG in Fire Emblem: Three houses released, living up to expectations and then some, providing amazing characters, gameplay, and replayability.

It was Final Fantasy XIV’s Shadowbringers expansion that took everyone’s breath away though, crafting a masterful story and experience even non Final Fantasy fans had to appreciate.

On the back of Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers, the recent summer slightly edges out 2018’s Octopath Traveler buzz.

Winner: Summer 2019

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2019


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