Best Playstation Games that feel like a living history book

Summary

• Some RPGs Playstation offers engrossing historical experiences in addition to books and movies.

• Call of Juarez: Gunslinger has an evolving story with an unreliable storyteller.

• Ghost of Tsushima depicts exactly historical events and has been honored by Japan for its accuracy.

Playstation consoles have had many interactive ways to get involved in history. Sometimes these games are absolutely accurate for the era while other times they are more amazing. Then there are games that have history as a premise or gimmick but they do not try to tell a correct story exactly.

For example Uncharted Games have Nathan Drake when exploring lost civilizations for tax. He is the Playstations Indiana Jones. While fun interactive games, they do not feel like living history books when they take place in modern times while these other examples, while in some ways they are fantastic, are engrossing beyond words. They are a great way to relive the past beyond what real books, TV shows or movies are Castle of.

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Call of Juarez: Gunslinger

An unreliable storyteller

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger Is not based on any specific lore, but it is at the height of the Old West and has a unique story. Silas Greaves plays the game's storytellers who is a Dus hunter who tries to relive their heyday to a bunch of child protectors.

While trying to explain his many shootouts, protectors can argue with the validity of these events that will change the scene in real time. It is a living and developing story book in all respects.

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Civilization revolution

Condensed side meier's

Sid Meier's civilization Is a classic PC series that players love to go in-depth and offer many historical periods and icons to investigate. While some of the most important games have made it for consoles, they are a little difficult to navigate compared to PC settings.

That is apparently the reason why a paired version was specifically made for brackets around the PS3 era: Civilization revolution. It is as good as the main lines, although it is a streamlined strategic and historical experience. There was a sequel, Civilization Revolution 2At most was made for mobile devices, but it also got a PS Vita port.

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Ghost of Tsushima

Hit the Mongols back

Ghost of Tsushima Located on the island of Tsushima in Japan specifically when the Mongols tried to invade it. Players will live on a young Samurai, Jin, who will fight to take back the island one dead at a time through stealth or head-on combat.

It is a great adventure that was beautiful because a late flower on PS4 got even better with its possible PS5 port. The game was so precise for the story that Japan honored Sucker Punch after doing so. If it is not a ringing approval, it is impossible to see what more can be.

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Kessen

A strategy game for each era

Kessen was an early PS2 game similar to games that Dynastic warrior But it is more strategy involved. The first game covered historical events in the feudal Japan which were quite accurate to the time.

Kessen 2 handled Chinese history and added some mystery while the final game, Kessen 3Went back to Japan to focus on Nobunaga's rise to power but also added more amazing elements. All three offer some historical insights into Asian culture with certain actions and strategic mixtures not unlike a more streamlined version of Romance of the three kingdoms and Nobunaga's ambition.

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Medal of Honor: Frontline

Mark WW2

Medal of Honor: Frontline Was a groundbreaking PS2 game that showed the horror of the Second World War as never before. Following his success with Save private ryanSteven Spielberg was called to help with some of the assignments' historical accuracy.

It had been done before and it has been done many times over, but for some time the opening day's mission was incredibly engaging. Thanks to documentaries in the game with real veterans, Medal of Honor: Frontline Felt like an interactive resale of how the events went down.

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Okami

The superior Zelda

2006 was a big year for Wolf-based action adventure games. PS2 has Okami As an exclusive while gamecube and wii got The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess and Okami Set the test test better thanks to the CEL-shaded/painter art style and innovative game mechanics.

When the wolf body of the Japanese goddess Amaterasu, players walked around the countryside and helped villagers and saved land from an intrusive darkness. It is not a historical game, but it pops into Japanese folklore that no other game had before and it is also a precious way to relive the story through video games albeit in a more amazing way.

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Red Dead Redemption 2

How the West won

Red Dead Redemption 2 is the best way to visit the old west without jumping into a time travel machine and experiencing it from the first place. It takes place at the end of the cursed era as the western border developed more, more machines that cars appeared, the law was made more and so on.

Players adopted the role of the aging criminal Arthur Morgan who tried to help keep his colleagues alive. The game is correct for the era with a large open world to explore and simulation -like mechanics from horse training to hunting. It was a performance for Rockstar to be safe.

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Resistance: Man's fall

What happens about foreigners?

Resistance: Man's fall Was a fun what-about scenario that revised Epics from the Second World War. During about the same period, the world was not in a civil war but banded instead of fighting back against a set of foreign intruders called Chimera.

From assignment to assignment there were interstitials that Medal of Honor: FrontlineTreat the game as a resale of historical facts. So even though the game was fiction, it still gave an aura of legitimacy. The war began in Europe and the sequel took the fight to the United States and unfortunately Remaster this PS3 trilogy never.