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Sometimes a great story is enough to make a game truly captivating, even if the actual playing isn’t perfect. Here are eight role-playing games where the story is the biggest draw.

One Piece fans will have to wait a little longer for the next chapter. Eiichiro Oda, the author of the popular manga, is taking a break. It was announced at the end of chapter 1160 that there won’t be a new chapter released on September 21st, meaning a delay for readers. This news might be frustrating for some, especially since breaks are happening more frequently.

This also holds true for video games – some games have mature content that could be embarrassing to play in front of family. It’s a good idea to close your door while playing these games to avoid unwanted interruptions and potentially awkward situations.

Okay, so I finally figured out how to find Eva in *Silksong*! You need to head to the Weavenest Atla area, but getting there isn’t super obvious. You’ll remember a locked Needolin door in Moss Grotto – that’s the starting area, so you probably saw it when you first started playing. You have to unlock *that* door to get to Atla and find her!

Look, even amazing games aren’t perfect – they almost always have a few little issues. But honestly, those don’t really matter when a truly great game drops. I might notice a small bug or something, but it doesn’t take away from how awesome the game is when it first comes out. It still hits hard!

Attack on Titan is widely considered one of the best anime series of all time. Its captivating and often shocking story consistently draws viewers in.