
You can describe in so many ways the world of gaming, for me remains a portal, a door on the back, something that stuffs you to take away from the real world and stay a bit to live great stories or fight amazing wars that for the luck of this era we are no longer experiencing. The magic that envelops some games has always filled me with emotions, the inevitability in Final Fantasy Crisis Core, the great campaigns of Age of Empires, the defeats to cannons in Sea of Thieves, the meters of land conquered to lead rivers in Battlefield. This is why I am now here to talk about it, to share and face the epicity of this virtual world, its goals and shortcomings, with the desire not to start from pre-purchase positions but to understand and know its facets, because as What Remains of Edith Finch teaches there are many stories and worth living. From here among other things, my game name: “Stain”, because as the song says: “stains they all mix together If you are red or blue you depend on the trends but stains is no problem: everywhere you find them” [The stains merge together, if you are red or blue depending on the trend, but the stains are not a problem wherever they find them]. My wish lies in the fact that I would like to face more games about what they transmit rather than the mere variety of a swordshot, the journey that videogames such as Faster Than Light transmit with the sensations more than with the graphics.