what are in you're top 3 favourite games of all time?
-
They’re not wrong but they are an asshole. (You’re is short for “you are,” your is the possessive pronoun)
-
Lmao. Not only incorrect, but also confident in your stupidity.
kys I mean it
-
kys I mean it
I'll kiss you soon then
-
you are a worthless and pathetic excuse for something with a pulse, you are worthless and on top of that a cringe dumbass.
Awww, did youw wittle bwain spaz out at being cowwected?
-
you are the complete dumbass here in this situation buddy, you are wrong and the fact you can't accept that showcases that you are in fact the idiot here which you are.
Don't worry buddy, once it's nappy time your parents will take away your computer and you can go to sleep knowing you'll always be a dumbass :).
-
- RimWorld - I don't think I've ever seen a game care so much about making the player feel like part of the story; just all around amazing. Damn near everything is configurable and for anything that isn't the modding community probably has a fix for (and then some).
- Terraria - Certainly has its quirks and annoyances, but I like that it has sandbox elements to be creative and do whatever, but also always feels like the game has an objective to work towards. I've probably played though at least half a dozen times between solo runs and multiplayer games with friends/ family and I just keep coming back to it.
- Stardew valley - it's just cozy with a slight hit of nostalgia. I have childhood memories of staying up entirely too late monopolizing the TV/ GameCube playing Harvest Moon and this scratches the same itch. Beyond that you can feel the love and attention to detail that the dev has poured into the game. Plus the skill ceiling is pretty low, so even my non-gamer friends/ family can play and have a good time.
Honorable mentions:
- Factorio
- Slay the Spire
- FTL
I hope you played Terraria with mods, like Calamity.
-
for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
Copy Kitty
Anno 1800
Satisfactory
-
No Mans Sky is a serious contender. They never gave up on it and it shows.
I just got back into No Mans Sky having not playing since release and I was blown away. Base biulding!? I can have PETS!? It's like a whole new game.
-
for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
Star Wars Pod Racer
Halo Reach
Word of WarcraftPod racer was the first game I was better than my younger sibling and when I bought my very first CD (Green Day). I spent hours playing that game with my CD on repeat.
Halo Reach was the first Halo game I was really into and first console modern game played. I spent so many hours playing online and IRL with friends.
World of Warcraft is the game I’ve played the longest. I’ve been playing since a few months after launch. Even though I initially thought it was “too cartoony”, it has kept me entertained for decades. Some of my favorite books are from Warcraft lore. I’ve played countless hours with friends, but now I play solo more than anything. I chase achievements, transmogs, and pets.
-
for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
PHANTOM CRASH!
RDR2
Project Zomboid
-
for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
Breath of the Wild.
Kingdom Hearts.
Gris.For just being great in immersion and story.
-
for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
Gonna show my age a bit here.
-
Chromehounds. Nothing since has filled that 20 story tall mecha hole in my heart. The way you could build your hound into the role you wanted to play really hasn't been done well in any game since
-
MAG (massive action game). Ps3/ps4 128vs128 matches online? It was such a clusterfuck and I loved it.
-
Binding of Isaac and all its expansions. Game has been a solid and consistent time sink in my life for more than 10 years. Quirky and infinitely replayable.
-
-
Ultima IV
Phantasy Star Online
Destiny (not Destiny 2)wrote last edited by [email protected]Hell yeah PSO! My friends just got back into Phantasy Star Universe on the private Clemantine server. It's glorious
My top 3:- Mother 3
- Outer Wilds
- Stardew Valley
-
for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
Dungeon Keeper.
BOTW.
Emperor: Rise of the middle kingdom -
for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
- Quake
- Minecraft
- Fallout
-
-
Cyberpunk 2077, just by hours played and number of replays.
-
The Horizon games. I just adore the world and Aloy.
-
Great Gianna Sisters for hours played and the music.
I also loved the Portal games, they might be a contender for third place.
Haven't played Gianna Sisters, but I've heard the soundtrack for the newest one was made by the incredible Machinae Supremacy.
-
-
for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
- Mindustry, it's open source as well, must have sunk close on a thousand hours into it. Incredible Game, has a good modding scene as well.
- Trove, the opposite of Mindustry, in that the game sucks, I do not recommend. However the game had so much potential and it sort of half realized it before becoming a cash grab. Does a good job of releasing LOADS of dopamine for very simple game play. That said I am now looking into Veloren - which appears to try and be a better version of trove, although taking voxel MMORPG in a new direction. It's also open source so, yeah.
- Minecraft - with mods. Nothing quite beats tech mod mania. I hope some day luanti gets to be a real competitor on some level, but till then.
-
You're not the only one. I've beaten The 7th Saga more times than Chrono Trigger lol.
I love Chrono Trigger, but as far as SNES goes, Final Fantasy 6 and Secret of Mana 2 (or Trials of Mana or whatever we're calling it now) both beat it for me.
-
Phantasy Star Online: Episodes I & II
What the hell was it about that game? There was just something addictive. I barely even played it online, but I could just sink hours into it.
My friend and I played split screen for years in high school on a tiny 12" CRT. I'll never forget finally beating the Ruins on extreme difficulty. He had to revive me 10 times during the boss fight because one attack would always 1-shot me. It was a 15-minute white-knuckle struggle, and it was incredible.
-
Right? I never tried it online for years either, though my friends and I did a lot of local co-op. Even though online is in the name, I actually think the offline is what really makes the game.
Anyway, there was just something beautiful to me about that drop chart. You could hunt specific things with specific characters, and the rates made most of it feel rare but findable.
I don't know how they struck that sweetspot so perfectly. Had all the hook of an mmo while still being grounded and approachable.
I bet there's private PSO servers you could hop back into. I'm currently playing PSU on Clemantine and it's an amazing nostalgia experience.
