(When Warner-Bros closed their animation studios The Disney Renaissance era ended The next gen consoles launched and alienated Japanese developers And so many other things.)

Of course, the rise of the sandbox was mostly down to what I like to call the '06 Crapfall. It reminds me also of games of yore, especially those of around '99 to '04, before the rise of the sandbox. A self-contained, linear chunk of brilliant gaming excellence, with minibosses and a boss at the end. I feel like The Algorithm plays like the best bits of Borderlands.

But an episode like The Experiment? I am sick of that one. Yes, there are a couple spots where you just defend Wolf, but since there are no timers or waves it feels a bit more natural to me and I have not yet grown tired of it. The upgrade mechanic is cool (I would love to see this used again!), and it is again one of those missions where it does not feel too plodding. He has a lot of firepower and can heal, and feels like a member of the team. One thing that makes The Void’s Edge fun, in my opinion, is that unlike the typical escort mission where your charge is weak and defenseless, Wolf is pretty badass.

Wolf can be healed and there are so many shards in that episode and it is easy enough in general that a team has to fail pretty catastrophically to lose, I would imagine. Yes, I have failed The Archive a few times due to poor teamwork and tactics (like not paying attention to things destroying Chronicle, typically early) and a rather suicidal Chronicle, but have never failed The Void’s Edge.

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