The ultimate risk vs. reward game.

If you play a lot of games It will easily fall into the hole. You will be familiar with all types. And all of your decisions will start to feel predictable and safe. That's why it's fun to break your own records and try out some games that truly test risk and reward.

There are many different ways that games can challenge you to balance your choices and really think. Will you be able to prove the potential of big rewards for the high risk of failure? Thanks to various methods that appears in the game There are many options. But which method is best?

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Brave Default

Brave or default?

Bravely Default is a great JRPG for many reasons. But one of the most influential was the iconic Brave and Default systems that it pioneered. While turn-based combat can be a bit dull, Bravely Default turns this bias around by giving you the choice to Brave or Default each party member every turn.

By default Your character will defend and save for one turn, and by Braving they will attack. This will allow you to attack continuously. Or save your moves so you can launch them all in one turn. It works incredibly well and ties in perfectly with the rest of the battle system. This creates a unique risk and reward system.

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Encryption

Play your cards right.

A genre that often takes advantage of risk-reward situations is cheating games. And one of the best examples of this is Crypto. This deck-building rogue-like game is the perfect way to enter this sub-genre. Especially if you're willing to expect the unexpected.

A simple card game that launches quickly and is easy to learn. It is based on the core mechanics of sacrificing weaker cards to summon stronger ones. Putting all your eggs in one basket is quite risky but can pay off hugely. And the way this mechanic evolves throughout the game will keep you searching for new strategies.

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Rebellion of Kid Icarus

Test the scale

The core gameplay of on-rails shooting and ground-based third-person exploration is neither risk nor reward gameplay. But the unique difficulty system implemented in each game chapter depends heavily on how much you're willing to wager.

When you start every level You can pour more in-game currency into levels for harder challenges and exponentially better rewards throughout. Of course, if you die during a level You will lose it all. Uprising is already a great game. But this robust system allows for a great deal of replayability.

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Sifu

hand to hand

Although Sifu can sometimes be considered a Rogue-lite, Instead, it feels more like a crossover in terms of action and handling. which is a difficult combination of genres to understand. As you play through five expansive levels Your character will inevitably fall into battle. But there is an opportunity for resurgence with the obstacles of aging.

Aging makes you more fragile. But it gets harder to hit, however, when you get too old. You will have to start again. Choosing how to move through each level to get the best rewards while remaining as young as possible will give you something to think about and offer many ways to conquer challenging action locations.

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death courting

Don't topple over.

Although it can sometimes be difficult to fit Death Stranding into any category. But thanks to the mystery of the game's name But the best description is that it's a delivery survival game. You will have to deal with tricky shipping. It takes a long (and almost always heavy) vehicle to reach its destination while overcoming the environment. Enemies that stand in your way and how much you can carry at one time

Walking through the landscapes is always beautiful and as you get deeper into it. You'll have more options to suit more difficult terrain, however, no matter how far you can go. Well, there isn't always an easy way. And you will always be risking your resources to get where you want to be.

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Jusant

Will you jump that much?

Depends on who you ask. (And how afraid of heights?) Jusant can be considered a casual game. with a relaxed atmosphere and casual style. But in essence This game is about climbing. And to conquer every cliff face, you'll need expert judgment on how you get back up.

The climbing mechanism is solid but relatively simple. And you will unlock almost every tool you have in the first chapter of the game. As you progress up the mountain You will learn new ways. To control your device to go up further But one wrong move can send you plummeting and need to be repeated in the final few minutes of gameplay.

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dig

Late night fishing

Fishing games aren't always considered the most intense games, but Dredge puts a new spin on the genre. With the addition of horror and survival elements. On your journey around the mysterious island, you will not only have to catch a variety of fish to make a profit. But you still have to manage to get between the game's various settlements while still alive and conscious.

The longer you go out at night, The more your protagonist's mental abilities are diminished. And it doesn't help that the scariest underwater creatures come out to play. But it didn't help anything. but also the most valuable living things.

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Road 96

Continuously at the crossroads

Road 96 is a roguelike game like no other. It transports you into a dystopian world that re-imagines the United States on the cusp of a major election in a political environment not too kind to rebellious teenagers. This has led to an exodus of teenagers trying to escape the northern border. And every time I run You will be given the opportunity to try to escape again with a new teenager.

The character you play is not a star. Instead, it's a group of travelers you'll meet and learn more about over and over again as you try to survive your journey to the frontier. It is necessary to manage your energy and money. The choices you make about how and where to travel to the border often have consequences that are often life-threatening.