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I’m debating getting either Lies of P or Forbidden West, but Lies of P‘s rather short length draws me away from it, whereas criticisms about FW’s storytelling has me concerned about the game’s capacity to keep me hooked. How do you all, in all honestly, rate FW’s storytelling?

For context, I’ve played Horizon: Zero Dawn and really enjoyed it. Also, I’ve played Bloodborne (which I heard was a major source of inspiration for Lies of P), which is definitely among my favorites. I’m having a tough time making a call between these two games.

I’m concerned about Lies of P’s similarity to Bloodborne in the extent that it may just be me playing another Bloodborne. I’m also worried about its length due to me not wanting the game to finish quite fast due to its linear structure.

I loved Zero Dawn and am inclined to Forbidden West for its length, but am concerned with the criticisms I’ve heard about its rather lackluster narrative.

What do you guys think? Thanks in advance.

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