Skull Kid brings to life things that only exist in nebulous thought. And it all started with a mischievous, nameless little imp.
Commander Shepard: The Character That Defines Will from Geek. Sleep. Rinse. Repeat
I’m the one who controls what he says, who he treats badly and who he helps. As a result he becomes a character that is almost unique to everyone that plays the game.
Murray: The Character That Defines Kim from Later Levels
Everyone has it in them to be a powerful evil force and a harbinger of doom, regardless of who and what they are.
Geralt of Rivia: The Character That Defines Winst0lf
He’s an absolute unit, and that is why he is definitely the best video game protagonist of all time, even better than that silent scientist bloke or even the dude that glides about firing magical arrows at octopus-ish spider robots
Vivi: The Character That Defines GG from Hungrygoriya
His story is sweet and sad, and completely relatable for someone like me that that feels the throbbing void that mortality leaves in its wake on a daily basis.
Samantha Traynor: The Character That Defines AmbiGaming
She was like a breath of fresh air, not only reflecting my own traits back at me, but also reflecting back traits that I aspire to have, or to develop further.
Coco Bandicoot: The Character That Defines Melody from Ficcaholic
When I was working out the differences between boys and girls, Coco came along and proved that girls could be good with computers.
Dixie Kong: The Character That Defines Max, The Wandering Mage
She introduced me to a world that broke what I thought were the rules. We did not have to be the damsels in distress. Peach could save Mario. Zelda could fight back against Ganon. I could save myself and others.
Lilith: The Character That Defines Midnight Mountain
Everything I was told my whole life seemed to crash down before my feet. I, on a much smaller scale, was like Lilith in that moment.
Shulk & Rex: The Characters That Define Lodestar_Valor
If Shulk were an IRL friend of mine, he wouldn’t stop short of getting between me and my problem, and not getting out of the way until I learn to move on.
