The physics and game engine are truly fun to mess around with.1 ธ.ค. Gameplay only limited by your own imagination. Compared to HZD, I was just going around and exploring, getting lost in this world. Zelda - BOTW is what an open world is supposed to be. Pubg - It didn't invent the genre, but it revolutionized battle royales forever. It starts to drag at the end and your happy when it's over.Ģ. But like every Persona I've played, it ultimately overstays its welcome. Wasn't alot of exploring and unique item/weapons to get.ģ.

Horizon: Zero Dawn - Loved the combat against machines, not so much against humans. But the game ultimately falls into the standard of the franchise, a horribly paced, actiony 3rd act.Ĥ. Resident Evil 7 - Loved the switch to first person to reestablish the franchise after fumbling with RE 6. There's still alot of games from 2017 i need to play. Sonic Mania, What Remains of Edith Finch, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Hidden Folks, Metroid: Samus Returns, Yakuza 0, Universal Paperclips, Another Lost Phone, Nier: Automata, Breath of the Wild, Everything, Snipperclips, The Sexy Brutale, Last Day of June, Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, Rakuen, Ys 8, Little Nightmares, Night in the Woods, Lost Echo (vr), West of Loathing, AC Origins, Prey, Persona 5, Super Mario Odyssey

Here’s my top 10 and a bunch that I haven’t played / didn’t make it for reference: Last and least of all, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Fortnite popularized the still-killer battle Royale genre. Splatoon, nu-Wolfenstein, Assassin’s Creed and Resident Evil got less controversial new entries. Destiny 2 reminded everyone of how many great additions the first game got by stripping it bare again. Supergiant released their most niche and underrated game. Bennett Foddy put out his biggest game since QWOP. What better to do as the year closes, but look back half a decade and remember simpler times? 5 years ago, Nintendo’s new Switch console shook the world, with a new formula for 3D Zelda in its biggest launch title.

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