KentonClay

Are... are we sure this isn't a fake joke trailer?

I'm guessing Jeff didn't pick up Nuclear Throne until after this was recorded, huh?

Nuclear Throne is reeeeal good, glad to see it show up here.

Next year, "Huge open world games that don't need to be open world" is going to be a prime contender for the "Please Stop" award.

As a kid, I would have called Baldur's Gate 2 my favorite game ever, but as an adult, there's no faster way to lose my interest than the words "Fantasy Medieval Europe RPG." I tried to power through Witcher 3 after hearing the glowing praise, but it just couldn't hold my attention and I, too, fell off after the Bloody Baron Quest.

Like, the writing could be the greatest of all time, but the pacing and delivery isn't good enough to keep me wanting to move forward. I'd probably love a game with the Witcher's writing and the delivery of a Telltale game.

Heck yeah, more SOMA love.

Undertale, Nuclear Throne, and We Know the Devil being in the top 5 makes this the best list.

I think that "Most Disappointing Game" is the most arbitrary category.

The arguments often come down to "This game sucks, and I expected better" vs. "This game suck, but I totally called it"

Invisible Inc. is so good that it makes me a lot less excited for XCOM 2.

I know that's a really shitty way of putting it, but when I see the gameplay videos with soldiers missing like 8 times in a row, it just bums me out because of how tight Invisible Inc. is without that randomness.

I'll 100% back up Splatoon as best soundtrack, but I'm jaw-on-the-floor shocked that Undertale wasn't at least Number 2, and that it lost to Crypt.

I also can't believe Nuclear Throne wasn't considered for best music over some of the stuff that made the long list.