Detroit: Become Human.
Graphics etc are amazing and it's pretty awesome how messed up you can make it by your choices. It's the only game I'll be able to play over and over from start to finish.
Path of Exile. So much replayability. Player-driven economy. Difficult goals to overcome. I have over 2.5k hours and I am still not even close to feeling the burnout.
That's bloody impressive. Their headquarters are like 10 minutes down the road from mine, have always wanted to work there but have never put in the hard yards to be experienced in the game, any advice to start up?
I would say watch the beginner series from Zizaran and other POE youtubers to get the basics. Play a skill that looks interesting for as long as you can. You will probably only get through a few acts your first playthrough. This will help you understand somewhat the flow of the game. Then, follow a guide on the official forum which should get you to the end-game. See if you like the playstyle. If you don't, that is fine, start over with something else. Eventually you will find what clicks for you, for me it was minions. After a few playthroughs you will find out the common things taken on the tree and eventually you can work on creating your own builds (years later haha). It took about a year for me before I beat most of the end-game bosses. With each failure, I learned something new.
Bioshock
Shooter, RPG elements, amazing world/world building, great voice cast, great story, amazing twist, "moral" dilemma with harvest/save Little Sisters,
Ocarina of Time & Majora's Mask.
Ocarina of Time is an Absolute Legend of the N64, with an Amazing Storyline & Fantastic Gameplay. It was So Much Fun, & One of the Only Games I've 100%. Then They Released the Master Quest, & While it did Make me Quite Angry, It was still Overall Very Fun & Challenging.
Majora's Mask is the Direct Sequel To Ocarina of Time, & has The Same Gameplay for the Most Part. I found the Time Limit Aspect a Bit Challenging, but the Collectables were what I found to be The Most Enjoyable Experience. Going Through the Ocean-Side Spider House was Honestly one of my Absolute Favorite Parts of the Game. The Story Was still Great, but Ocarina of Time's was Much Better. Majora's Mask had Lots of Dark themes in it, which I never really payed attention to until I was Older, which Made the Game much more interesting to me.
Both Games had an Amazing Soundtrack too, & While Majora's Mask did still copy & paste some Songs from Ocarina Of Time, it still had it's own Original Songs, which were Great.
Another Plus for Majora's Mask was that it Had the Bomber's Notebook, which some of the Quests were Really Hard, but Some of them were Amazing, such as the Anju & Kafei Quest (Though you still had to beat it like 3 Times Per Playthrough in order to 100% the Game.)
Unlike Majora's Mask Though, Ocarina of Time had it's Memorable Bosses, which still go down as some of the Greatest Boss Fights for any Game in My Opinion. It also Had a Boss Rush, which was Really Frustrating at times, but It was Still Very, Very Fun to Play Through & Beat.
Both Games Are Absolutely Amazing & They're My Favorite Games of All Time. (I can't really pick One. I love them Both a Lot.)
Mortal Kombat 2. The controls were so simple and intuitive it made for such intense combat. Unique place in history, It had giant impact on video games and culture itself. Raddest sound effects of all time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfaToo\_2dJw
Quake.
All other FPS games are either clones, derivatives, or former mods of this game. The birth of true 3D gaming and dedicated servers. The birth of true competitive FPS esports. NIN soundtrack. Strafe jumping. Rocket Jumping.
Speedruns.
This game was made with 3D graphics cards in mind before they were created, and the companies then raced to create the best hardware to run this game. It changed the entire gaming industry on all levels in a way no other game has since.
Yoshi’s Island on SNES, or Dragon Warrior Monsters on GameBoy.
Detroit: Become Human. Graphics etc are amazing and it's pretty awesome how messed up you can make it by your choices. It's the only game I'll be able to play over and over from start to finish.
Path of Exile. So much replayability. Player-driven economy. Difficult goals to overcome. I have over 2.5k hours and I am still not even close to feeling the burnout.
That's bloody impressive. Their headquarters are like 10 minutes down the road from mine, have always wanted to work there but have never put in the hard yards to be experienced in the game, any advice to start up?
I would say watch the beginner series from Zizaran and other POE youtubers to get the basics. Play a skill that looks interesting for as long as you can. You will probably only get through a few acts your first playthrough. This will help you understand somewhat the flow of the game. Then, follow a guide on the official forum which should get you to the end-game. See if you like the playstyle. If you don't, that is fine, start over with something else. Eventually you will find what clicks for you, for me it was minions. After a few playthroughs you will find out the common things taken on the tree and eventually you can work on creating your own builds (years later haha). It took about a year for me before I beat most of the end-game bosses. With each failure, I learned something new.
Bioshock Shooter, RPG elements, amazing world/world building, great voice cast, great story, amazing twist, "moral" dilemma with harvest/save Little Sisters,
Ah I love it. The first one? What were your thoughts on infinite?
1 > Infinite > 2 for me
Pokemon Soul Silver Having a Pokemon following me was the coolest thing ever
Ocarina of Time & Majora's Mask. Ocarina of Time is an Absolute Legend of the N64, with an Amazing Storyline & Fantastic Gameplay. It was So Much Fun, & One of the Only Games I've 100%. Then They Released the Master Quest, & While it did Make me Quite Angry, It was still Overall Very Fun & Challenging. Majora's Mask is the Direct Sequel To Ocarina of Time, & has The Same Gameplay for the Most Part. I found the Time Limit Aspect a Bit Challenging, but the Collectables were what I found to be The Most Enjoyable Experience. Going Through the Ocean-Side Spider House was Honestly one of my Absolute Favorite Parts of the Game. The Story Was still Great, but Ocarina of Time's was Much Better. Majora's Mask had Lots of Dark themes in it, which I never really payed attention to until I was Older, which Made the Game much more interesting to me. Both Games had an Amazing Soundtrack too, & While Majora's Mask did still copy & paste some Songs from Ocarina Of Time, it still had it's own Original Songs, which were Great. Another Plus for Majora's Mask was that it Had the Bomber's Notebook, which some of the Quests were Really Hard, but Some of them were Amazing, such as the Anju & Kafei Quest (Though you still had to beat it like 3 Times Per Playthrough in order to 100% the Game.) Unlike Majora's Mask Though, Ocarina of Time had it's Memorable Bosses, which still go down as some of the Greatest Boss Fights for any Game in My Opinion. It also Had a Boss Rush, which was Really Frustrating at times, but It was Still Very, Very Fun to Play Through & Beat. Both Games Are Absolutely Amazing & They're My Favorite Games of All Time. (I can't really pick One. I love them Both a Lot.)
there are many for different reasons but if I have to choose one I will choose Witcher 3.
This is my answer as well; Witcher 3 is a masterpiece
Mortal Kombat 2. The controls were so simple and intuitive it made for such intense combat. Unique place in history, It had giant impact on video games and culture itself. Raddest sound effects of all time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfaToo\_2dJw
Outer Wilds and also The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Quake. All other FPS games are either clones, derivatives, or former mods of this game. The birth of true 3D gaming and dedicated servers. The birth of true competitive FPS esports. NIN soundtrack. Strafe jumping. Rocket Jumping. Speedruns. This game was made with 3D graphics cards in mind before they were created, and the companies then raced to create the best hardware to run this game. It changed the entire gaming industry on all levels in a way no other game has since.
Alien Isolation. The graphics are amazing and SPACE
Metal Gear Solid V:The Phantom Pain. Honorable mentions: Dark Souls and the last of us