by jimi
Almost top 10:
* Baba is you
* Katana Zero
* Hypnospace
* Untitled Goose Game
* Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare
* Borderlands 3
The "It was pretty good until I ragequit" award:
* Death Stranding
The "I'm still playing a lot of these live service games" award:
* Path Of Exile
* League Of Legends
* Battlefield V
The "wish I played" award:
* FFXIV Shadowbringers
* Noita
* Luigi's Mansion 3
* Pokemon
The "game seemingly everyone loves but me" award:
* The Outer Wilds
This game feels too much like work, I tried for 3 hours to push through and find the fun here but it didn't click. Maybe I just didn't hit the right discoveries to hook me but the flight made me feel genuinely sick and the mystery didn't grab me.
I'll try again in 2020, right now I really don't feel like I'm enjoying my time with it.
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Possibly one of the best games I've ever played. Beautiful writing, art, music with a captivating skill system that does a great job of emulating table top role playing. Masterpiece. I adore the giantbomb tagline on the wiki page for it: A story-driven role playing game about being a total failure. "An almost irreversible, unmitigated failure. Both as a human being and an officer of the law".
Remedy's best game to date, taps into the part of my brain which stores all of the good parts of the X-Files.
Feels like the natural evolution of bloodborne, I vibed with bloodborne's aesthetic harder but the combat in Sekiro was just so CRISP.
I could make the statement that this is the best star wars game since KOTOR but let's be real that's not hard. Disregarding past material, this was a great metroidvania that scratched the childish star wars itch in me.
First Yakuza-style game I finished, fab.
The hero system is genius to bring the historical figures to life. They really leaned into the romance angle here and it paid off spectacularly.
Blue Lions for life.
Fantastic remake.
I had a really fantastic couple of weeks with this game and have completely forgotten it since then. It hit me hard though, so it deserves a place here.
I bought this on Switch this year, it's JRPG junk food with a likeable cast.