Best of 2010
Anthropic: Best of 2010
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Utterly fantastic. Undeniably my favorite game of the year.
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A flawed masterpiece. The brilliance and insanity of GT is still alive; and beautiful.
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The most fun I've ever had with online racing. It's a shame to see Bizarre Creations die because the way this game rewarded you for basically everything, and drove you to keep playing more was brilliant. I hope they reform elsewhere and create a sequel to Blur: Project Fuzzy or something, because this game was so close to combat racing perfection.
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Evidence that Sumo should be doing every Sega game. On it's surface, this game should be terrible: A Sonic cash-in kart racer. And yet, Sumo created a beautiful, fun racer filled with Sega references that warm the cockles of my former Sega-fan heart.
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This is not the best arcade racing game ever made. Or even of this generation. Or even this year. But, it's a fresh, vibrant take on a a well plumbed genre. Split/Second had better single player than Blur, but Blur was a more deep multiplayer game.
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I admit, I am terrible at this game. But this game is evidence that video game control is an art. The fluid motion in this game is beautiful, and maddening.
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If this game was $10, I would feel ripped off. But for $5, this game is a great deal and a lot of fun for however long you enjoy the dialog. As a poker game it may not be the best in the world, but as a simulation of game night with some interesting, well written characters, it's great.
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Infectious musical puzzle fun with a great soundtrack and a low price.
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The Codemasters racing series continues.
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CGA is back! Another game I am terrible at but I must respect the brilliance of this indie platformer.
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