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Well, I can't imagine this going wrong...
Let's start with some standards - New Deus Ex, Witcher 3, Borderland 2, Far Cry 3, some sort of COD or Battlefield I won't care about, etc.
Anyway, This War of Mine. Being the literal opposite of most games, you are the innocent bystander. You make awful decisions against similarly defensely individuals. Astounding.
Valiant Heart was a great story on the terrors of war. Even when you are in the army, you feel as defenseless as those from This War of Mine,
Reigns. Kingdom of Tinder
Hand of Fate. Like MTG and a basic Arkham combat game combined
Renowned Explorers. A board game where you can win by being helping, terrorising or insulting. So many variable, so much time spent.
Let's start with some standards - New Deus Ex, Witcher 3, Borderland 2, Far Cry 3, some sort of COD or Battlefield I won't care about, etc.
Anyway, This War of Mine. Being the literal opposite of most games, you are the innocent bystander. You make awful decisions against similarly defensely individuals. Astounding.
Valiant Heart was a great story on the terrors of war. Even when you are in the army, you feel as defenseless as those from This War of Mine,
Reigns. Kingdom of Tinder
Hand of Fate. Like MTG and a basic Arkham combat game combined
Renowned Explorers. A board game where you can win by being helping, terrorising or insulting. So many variable, so much time spent.
You can keep your Skyrim. I'll stick with M&B Warband.
Also Just Cause 3. Nothing else from this decade I could really call 'outstanding'
Also Just Cause 3. Nothing else from this decade I could really call 'outstanding'
Wow... Probably. There were games that affected me more, but none that captured quite as much of my time as Skyrim. That first season of The Walking Dead is up there. The Last of Us and Bioshock: Infinite are contenders as well. There was a decent amount of "good" games this decade... maybe not so many "great" ones as prior decades though.Saelune said:
Well I mean, is this just a 'list your favourite games since 2010'?
I which case, The Last of Us, The Witcher 3, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and God of War, I guess. A little typical as lists go, but there ya have it.
I which case, The Last of Us, The Witcher 3, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and God of War, I guess. A little typical as lists go, but there ya have it.
Off the top of my head:
3) Diablo III
2) Xenoblade Chronicles
1) StarCraft II
I can name other contenders, but those three have all got a spot in my "top 20" list, so if nothing else, the 2010s have given me that at least.
Also note that I'm taking "last decade" as "since 2010." If you literally mean ten years, then I can start adding stuff like Killzone 2, Dead Space, and Gears of War 2.
3) Diablo III
2) Xenoblade Chronicles
1) StarCraft II
I can name other contenders, but those three have all got a spot in my "top 20" list, so if nothing else, the 2010s have given me that at least.
Also note that I'm taking "last decade" as "since 2010." If you literally mean ten years, then I can start adding stuff like Killzone 2, Dead Space, and Gears of War 2.
Well, Fall-Out 3, New Vegas, and Fall-Out 4 could also, as Bethesda's games just kinda end up doing the same thing with each new entry. I don't know, I like Skyrim well enough, but it just becomes a dungeon crawling, loot gathering/selling, and XP grinding affair the moment you get to Whiterun. I don't feel the characters or stories do much at all to make the world really come alive.Saelune said:
Grand Theft Auto 5 Single player.
It is the culmination of everything we have learned Through gaming and game developpment since it's inception.
It is Objectively the Mona Lisa of gaming.
It is the culmination of everything we have learned Through gaming and game developpment since it's inception.
It is Objectively the Mona Lisa of gaming.
Issue is there are so many different genres and they're all trying to do different things. Many people do not like or play certain types of games.
My personal pick is The Witcher III, but I'm also a massive fan of Stellaris, Total War: Warhammer, Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag, Far Cry 3, Dark Souls (series), or Telltale's first The Walking Dead.
My personal pick is The Witcher III, but I'm also a massive fan of Stellaris, Total War: Warhammer, Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag, Far Cry 3, Dark Souls (series), or Telltale's first The Walking Dead.
That's a really good point, while I wouldn't say it's still "going strong" the community is still alive and the franchise has spread to other media in ways that should not be possible.the December King said:
Telltale games, netflix series, a movie... not to mention all the merchandising.
My only hesitation in mentioning it was as to whether it was considered a triple A franchise.Abomination said:
