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Deadly Premonition's Swery's 10 Games Of The Year
On the lead up to Game Informer's Game of the Year awards of 2015, we've invited a number of the video game industry's influential figures to share their favorite games of the year.
Hidetaka Suehiro, also known as SWERY 65, was the director of the very strange (and very compelling) Deadly Premonition as well as D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die. Here are his picks for the year in no particular order:
This is a list of 10 video games I have chosen this year.
It's not my best or favorite or recommendation, just 10 video games.
I got sick and had a rough year, but I will return refreshed!
So, please be nice to me then!
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt
Ori and the Blind Forest
Splatoon
Fallout 4
Batman Arkham Knight
Bloodborne
USB Simulator 2015
Forza Motorsport 6
Lara Croft GO
Catatonic
*attention*
This list was made based on the information we personally got from SWERY.
It is not related to Access Games and SWERY taking rest.
This is not work at all!
This is a rehabilitation! ......Yes, rehabilitation.
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