Best PlayStation games that feel like a book about live history

Summary

• Some RPG PlayStation offer absorbing historical experiences outside books and movies.

• Call of Juarez: Gunslinger contains a developing story with an unreliable narrator.

• The spirit of Tsushima precisely depicts historical events and Japan appreciated him for his accuracy.

PlayStation Consoles had many interactive ways to get involved in history. Sometimes these games are quite accurate for the era, while at other times they are more fantastic. Then there are games that have history like a premise or trick, but they don't try to tell exactly the exact story.

For example Uncharted Games have Nathan Drake when he examines lost civilizations for treasure. It's Indiana Jones of PlayStation. While entertaining interactive games do not feel like books on live history, because they take place in a modern era, while these other examples, albeit fantastic in some ways, interfere with words. They are a great way to relive the past beyond what are real books, TV shows or films Castle.

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Call of Juarez: Gunslinger

Unreliable narrator

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger It is not based on any particular piece of tradition, but is set at the height of the old west and has a unique trick of the story. Silas Greaves plays a narrator of the game, who is a reward hunter who is trying to relive his famous days for a lot of bar patrons.

While trying to explain his many shootouts, readers can argue with the validity of these events that change the scene in real time. It is a living and evolving fairy tale in every sense.

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Revolution

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Sid Meier's civilization It is a classic PC series, with which players like to go deep, offer many historical periods and research icons. While some of the main games have reached the consoles, it is a bit difficult to navigate compared to PC settings.

This is seemingly why the pair version was made specifically for the ERA PS3 consoles: Revolution. It is as good as the main games, although it is a simplified strategic and historical experience. There was a sequel, Civilization Revolution 2which was mostly made for mobile devices, but also acquired PS Vita port.

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Ghost tsushima

Mongo

Ghost tsushima It is placed on the island of Tsushima in Japan specifically when Mongolians tried to attack him. Players inhabit the young samurai, Jin, who will try to take back the island of one killing at the same time through secrecy or frontal fight.

It is a great adventure that was beautiful as a late Bloomer on PS4, which was even better with its eventual port PS5. The game was so accurate for history that Japan honored Saker Punch after its production. If it is not a ringtone, then it is impossible to see what else could be.

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Kessen

Strategic game for every era

Kessen was an early game PS2 that is similar to games to Warriors Dynasty However, more strategy is involved. The first game was covered by historical events in feudal Japan, which were quite accurate for time.

KESSEN 2 He solved Chinese history and added some mysticism while the last game, KESSEN 3He returned to Japan to focus on the rise of Nobunaga to power, but also added fantastic elements. All three offer some historical insights into Asian culture with some actions and strategic mixtures that are not unlike more efficient versions Romance of the three kingdom and Nobunaga's ambitions.

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Honorary Medal: Frontline

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Honorary Medal: Frontline It was a pioneering PS2 game that showed the horrors of World War II like never before. After his success with Storage of private RyanSteven Spielberg was called to help with some historical accuracy of the mission.

It was done earlier and it was reworked many times, but for some time the opening mission D-Day was incredibly humiliating. Thanks documents in the game with real veterans, Honorary Medal: Frontline He felt like an interactive narrative of how the events had dropped.

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By the meshes

Gelda

2006 was a big year for games with Adventure in Vlčí. PS2 got By the meshes As exclusive while Gamecube and Wii got The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess and By the meshes Stand the time test better thanks to Cel-Shaded/Painterly Art Style and innovative gaming mechanics.

As the embodiment of the Japanese goddess Amateras, players walked around the landscape and helped the villagers and saved the ground from the interference darkness. It is not a historical game, but it is immersed in Japanese folklore, as if it had no other game before, and this is also a rare way to relive history through video games, albeit fantastically.

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Red Dead Redemption 2

How was the West won

Red Dead Redemption 2 It is the best way to visit the Old West without jumping into the travel machine and experiencing it first hand. It takes place at the end of the Outlaw era, when the western boundary was more developed, more machines such as cars have grown, the law was more adopted and so on.

Players took over the role of aging criminal Arthur Morgan, who tried to keep his classmates alive. The game is accurate for an era with a large open world for exploring and simulation mechanics from training for horses to hunting. It was a success for Rockstar.

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Resistance: the fall of man

What if aliens?

Resistance: the fall of man He was an entertaining script that reworked Epic 2 World War. During the same period, the world was not in the Civil War, but instead joined to defend himself against a set of extraterrestrial attackers called Chimer.

From the mission to the mission there were interstitiality as Honorary Medal: FrontlineHandle the game as a narration of historical facts. So even though the game was fiction, it still gave the aura legitimacy. The war began in Europe and the continuation of the US struggle, and unfortunately this PS3 trilogy has never been remastered.