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Oh yeah, Blood Dragon definitely deserves a honoreble mention. If only for the best FPS minigun experience, ever.
And that amazing soundtrack!
And that amazing soundtrack!
Oh yeah, Blood Dragon definitely deserves a honoreble mention. If only for thebest FPS minigun experience, everawesome final mission
Spoilers obviously
And that amazing soundtrack!
This is based on when I was playing them, not when they came out, because who cares.
awesome final mission
Spoilers obviously
The new Tomb raider belongs on that list , its far better then bio shock infinite or DishonoredThis is based on when I was playing them, not when they came out, because who cares.
1. Dota 2
2. Papers, Please
3. Dishonored
4. Space Marine
5. FTL
6. Batman Arkham City
7. Mark of the Ninja
8. Trine 2
9. Anno 2070
10. Bioshock Infinite, despite its flaws
I can't remember if I played Witcher 2 this year or last. I think last, otherwise it would shove off Bioshock and be number 6 and shift everything down.
Sticky this thread please, so everyone has a common reference point for the best games of 2013 from a reliable source.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDA708XlFIo
1. The Dark Mod. Arguably the best game released in 2013 when it became standalone. I spent almost as many hours with it as with Thief I and II played far more times than 7 and their fan missions.
2. Jagged Alliance 2 1.13 with the 2013 version of the 1.13 unofficial patch. The unofficial patch has some questionable design decisions, but I already played it first than vanilla, and this game is so great it needs no introduction. The Best Tactical RPG and RPG ever made in my opinion(In before "but the laptop guy...").
3. STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl with Oblivion Lost mod. Ultimately I ended liking the first STALKER more than the last, because of how more interesting it is, regardless of the derp endgame.
4. STALKER: Call of Prypiat with Misery Mod 1.0. Combined with this great mod, an excellent sandbox FPS, stealth and survival game, incredibly challenging and tense all the time, although not as atmospheric as SoC.
5. Expeditions: Conquistador. I really like the almost completely unexplored setting of this game THIS MUCH, and it was one of the few complete CRPGs released this year. Not bad for a ~$70k budget game.
6. Primordia. A very good adventure game and the best of Wadjet Eye Games so far IMO.
7. Too many user-made WADs in GZDoom for me to remember them individually. Special mention to Cold as Hell: Special Edition, which has a different first map for Doom standards where there are more enemies than ammo to put all of them down, forcing the player to evade and run away rather than fight and at first feeling more like an survival horror rather than oldschool FPS. Playing that one in the hardest difficulty of all was insane and genuinely visceral.
8. WG Realms 2: Siege Breaker. A standalone total conversion of Duke Nukem 3d that is like a Duke Nukem 3d, Doom and Heretic crossover.
9. Heroine's Quest. I barely had time to play it before the end of 2013, and some of the puzzles were a bit on the obtuse side, but it is still good enough, free and one of the few games with Norse mythology done in a non-retarded and deep way since the good and old Rune.
10. Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead. Imagine the a survival roguelike such as Unreal World, in what would be a far more convenient near future but affected with ULTIMATE DOOM EXPANSION SET FOR KWANZANIA including zombie apocalypse, giant insects, killer plants and Eldritch horrors at the same time, with an extensive crafting system, as many drugs as Fallout(and addiction), and the posssibility of welding entire cars from scrap metal and salvaged parts that can be driven(until they break into pieces in a crash). That is basically what this game is. It went in continual development through the entire year of 2013, and although it features some very retarded items(IE: furfag suit, dino suit, flaming weapons, etc) that may signal the whole project may be going down the toilet because of internal butthurt(plus the original developer Whales announcing he began developing Cataclysm 2), it still has more good stuff than bad.
it has cover shooting and snap-to ledge hanging just like goty unchartedReally? In what way?
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I suck at chess.
Borderlands 2 and The Dragon Knight Saga get special nods because of their extremely addictive nature, but they ultimately give you an empty feeling of self-loathing while at the same time making you want to do just one more line, er, level.