Game 4 – Halo: Combat Evolved (XBO) ( Started in 2014) Game 3 – Assassin’s Creed Unity (PC) ( Started in 2014) Game 2 – Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (PC) ( Started in 2014) There’s a ton of technical and design issues. Game 1 – Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (PC) ( Started in 2013)
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Graveyard (or games I shelved for now after playing them some): Child of Light, Hexcells Plus, Sonic Generations, There Came an Echo, Crimsonland, (It came from space, and ate our brains), Wizorb, Far Cry 4, Goat Simulator I have only minor complaints: controlling Geralt (both on foot and riding) could feel smoother and it's never a pleasure seeing bugs.
Stellar writing, world-building, graphics, OST, combat system, pretty much anything really. # Even after hearing all the praise I was still surprised how much I ended up enjoying this game. Clear shortcomings also like lack of multiplayer options and weak singleplayer (except the final boss, holy shit) but at its best it's such a joy to play. EAD at their best providing masterfully crafted take on the multiplayer shooter genre. A game I rarely get excited about but this is a clear exception. Delightful artistic style is not overshadowing the honed gameplay in the slightest.
# Best multiplayer shooter I've played in a long time. So frustrating puzzles that it left me wondering if there's any place for adventure games in today's world. Splitting it into two acts didn't help its case at all. # Beautiful but still very underwhelming game. Uses pixel graphics and music to create exactly the right kind of mood for the game. # Ostrich Bandito's game travels in genres not often explored by other indies. Game 12: Westerado: Double Barreled - April 27th Gameplay wasn't a home run but it was still something unique and had its moments. Use of FMV's really made this game's wacky story.
While I wasn't a fan of the result I can still appreciate Freebird Games tried something different with this game. I wish RPGMaker would burn in the fires of hell already. # I was big fan of To The Moon but didn't get similiar feelings with this game. Bugs, both severe and minor, I didn't care much about. I really liked how well written the quests in this game were. # A really good game yet one I was glad that ended when it did. Only flaws revolve around the heavy randomness behind getting a good score. # Scratched that match-3 itch I had nicely. At least the soundtrack is still rock solid. Feels frustratingly hard more often than challengingly so and this is without considering bugs. # Hadn't such a good time with it as I did with the first one. Game 7: Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number - March 21 Has some factors that encourage replayability but unfortunately lack of scope in elements (that would make different playthroughs interesting) doesn't make it desirable at all. Mechanics wise the game is hurt by the lack of information behind how it works (worst example of this in action is the food system that's easy to misunderstand so that you use between 3 or 4 times as much food as is actually needed) yet I definitely enjoyed the 10 hours I spent with it. # Tells stories about a side of war you don't often see in games. Spends too much time on the nonsense story and ever interrupting cutscenes. Had fun time shooting in Brazil (a country not overrepresented in video games). All around a very strong show from a developer I wasn't familiar with before. Very philosophical and intriguing story that I enjoyed all way through. Game 4: The Talos Principle - February 15 That said I didn't like how they tried to make the game artificially longer. Surprising, fun to play and all around polished. Game 3: Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker - January 19 Just the right lenght for the story it's telling. # Refresingly innocent and beautifully presented. Game 2: Attack of the Friday Monsters! A Tokyo Tale - January 5 Gameplay has some problems (mainly companion AI and some clumsy parts) but still manages to be passable. I really like when games teach you something interesting.
Game 1: Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna) - January 1
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