What kind of games do you like?

I would put Atomic Heart at the bottom of the list, but only because the others are very good and I would say it is entertaining, great visuals, but average with the bad/annoying dialogue.

If you like slower paced stories, RDR2 is a classic. A must play.

If you want a faster pace, Cyberpunk is a lot of fun, great visuals and great entertainment. Easy too. The story I cared less about, it is just fun and very atmospheric.

Deadspace Remake is my game of the year so far.(I have yet to play Resi4 Remake). A superb remake if you want fun play mixed with scary/atmosphere (but not overly scary for me).

Sons of the forest is just great fun with mates. If there is a group of you to play with, this is the one I would go for.

“The zombies live here. Sort of like some sort of… resident… evil” cue music sting

For a smaller scale project, it'd be neat if someone remade a game like Facade with more modern tech.

Quantum break

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Mario

Breath of the Wild... it's alright.

Seriously! I like the concept but the grind is mind numbing and takes out all the fun

I always thought this was an underrated franchise. But I'm not including 4 and 5, those two sucked. I never hear people talk about gears of war and it's quite a bummer

Because not everyone is on Reddit 24/7 and some people have similar questions.

Yes. I know the search feature exists. Different people will comment and give their own opinions at different times

I vote for RDR 2.

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He's not brutal, he's an awkwardly enthusiastic salesman. Seems to be profitable for him.

>The big thing about HL is that it was the first shooter with an actual story

System Shock would like a word with you. Then Strife. Then Terminator: Future Shock. Then probably another dozen or so early story-based FPS.

There is little that Half Life was the legitimate "first" to do. It just happened to do a whole bunch of things that had been done before but did them all very well.

I don't agree with Dragon Age. There was exactly one good Dragon Age game, and even it wasn't better than ME2.

Actually sounds like the opposite of fun.

Not me prepurchasing the game last night to get in the open beta without realising

Pokemon
The fact that scarlet and violet is broken in every sense of the word and still sold well should tell you everything

>entirely single player

You say that like it's in even the slightest way a bad thing.

Amazing!

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Feel like him hosting is promoting himself, his brand. Certainly there is value in that for him.

The guy has spent a decade building up The Game Awards and for the first few years it only got a few million views per show. 2022 saw over 100 million viewers during the event. The guy has definitely worked for it. I mean, he's only 44. Guy looks almost 10 years older.

Oh hey it's today's "Post your unpopular gaming opinion!" thread.

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