Something went wrong. Try again later

AlexW00d

This user has not updated recently.

7604 3686 45 96
Forum Posts Wiki Points Following Followers

GOTY 2013

Again as always, this is my list of games I played this year in order of lovings.

#Year of the Thief.

List items

  • OBVIOUSLY NUMBER 1.

  • I really like the way this game handles, and the way the story and missions are laid out to you. Almost like a reverse whodunnit whilst simultaneously being an actual whodunnit.

  • However much I wanted to hate Dota, I have had some of the most rewarding moments of gaming in this damned game. Also some of the most draining moments, but I guess that's the trouble with multiplayer.

  • The simplicity to the complex nature of this game is really what sets it out from other games. It's a fairly complex political simulation, but because of the ultra minimalistic and sleek UI it's really easy to find all the information you'd ever need within seconds.

  • I played the absolute crap out of Trials 2, so to finally get a Trials game back on PC was a blessing.

  • Whilst I absolutely loved this game's predecessor, I haven't been able to get as much out of this game due to the lack of any tangible story/campaign mode.

  • Grid 2 is a pretty damn solid racing game, but the lack of a cockpit mode soured the experience for me somewhat. Also the bloody unskippable, slow-ass menus.

  • Rising Storm essentially more RO2 but in Japan and with more variety; katanas and flamethrowers and knee-mortars? Yes please.

  • Whilst not the most special of games, it's definitely a whole tonne of fun.

  • I really enjoy the open world shenanigans of this game, and a lot of the missions were cool, but I never really gave a shit about the story, and I felt none of the heists were even slightly as good as the first one. There were also a hell of a lot of missed opportunities, so many things could have been expanded on just to make it feel a more well-rounded experience.

  • As with Arma 2, some of the experiences this game can bring forward are incredible, but sometimes it can easily become a huge drag.

  • Pulling off a grand heist with a full team is a pretty great experience.

  • As with Wargame, I haven't really got into this as much as its predecessor, but it's still a pretty decent game, if not with its faults.

  • The sword play in this is super fun, but the gunplay, not so much.

  • This was a fairly mediocre experience. Looked nice, and was kinda of fun, but was way too much of following a straight line path and shooting dudes with a bow and arrow.

  • Monaco is this year's third game where you play as a thief; it's a pretty cool little game, and it looks really nice.

  • I decided to purchase Bioshock infinite due to a really good deal on GMG, even though I really disliked the first game. I didn't really like this one either. The world was well crafted, and the story was fun, but the gameplay was such a drag I never really enjoyed the game.

  • March of the Eagles is a pretty good grand-strategy-come-wargame, but it came out at the wrong time and as such I didn't get to play as much of it as I would have liked.

  • I bought Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2, even though I knew it wouldn't be great, because I really wanted a decent sniping game... My ideal sniping game is still not a real thing.

  • Whilst Dungeonland would make a pretty great multiplayer game - in theory - I have been unable to play it with other people so unfortunately I can't say much,

  • Don't Starve is a cool crafting/survival game, but alas, I have not played enough to really judge it fully.

  • Fuck this broken-ass shit.