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#1 jacdg

Journey

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Ratchet and Clank: Quest for Booty

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#2  Edited By jacdg

Remember Me has an amazing soundtrack, totally agree with you on that one. The aesthetics (The visuals and the soundtrack) really made that game what it was.

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Hell yes I do, I probably have a couple of months total play time (if not more) on the Football Manager series throughout the past ten years, I play them to death every year and I absolutely love it, great games. Other than that I'm into Pro Cycling Manager, I had a few years where I didn't play them but I've enjoyed the past two, although the commentary is the same at is was 5 years ago, which is disappointing. I love me some management mode in NBA 2K, Madden and Fifa too, but those aren't as deep as say FM.

@vuud said:

I actually really liked Pro Cycling Manager. You could get really micromanagey down to controlling your team through an entire race. It was pretty fun if you're a cycling fan. I should get back into it.

I been into that series for years, pretty good entertainment.

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@jacdg: So basically the best Christmas present for you would be a box of spiders? :D

I'm sure I'd actually die of shock.

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See, I hate video game spiders, to the point where I've stopped playing them when I found out they were in it, can't take it. Then again, if there's a spider I my room I almost get paralyzed, so I'm pathetic that way.

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@yummylee said:

Puppeteer's art style is absolutely sublime, and it's downright criminal that so few people have played it =(

Agreed!

I would also like to add Remember Me to the list of beautiful games. Technically it is good looking, but I think the art throughout is amazing.

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#8  Edited By jacdg

@mosdl said:

@jacdg said:

@bmehlers said:

@themangalist said:

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger did not revolutionize the fps genre, but for coming out of nowhere after an absolute shit reboot (Cartel), this was a pleasant surprise. The shooting was solid, the story telling was... simple, but had an interesting twist. It was definitely fun for one sitting or two.

I agree with Call of Juarez: Gunslinger. This game is really fun with a neat dueling mechanic, upgrading system, cool Borderlands-esque artstyle, and a neat story. One of my favorites this year.

Totally, agree, very fun game from start to finish.

The smart thing they did was not overextend the game, it was a good length and never got boring. Unlike Shadow Warrior, which is quite fun but the levels are too long and they get tedious.

100%, it was the perfect length and the levels felt just right as well. There was enough time for you to unlock a bunch of cool skills, play around with them without them becoming stale or boring. Very nice experience.

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@bmehlers said:

@themangalist said:

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger did not revolutionize the fps genre, but for coming out of nowhere after an absolute shit reboot (Cartel), this was a pleasant surprise. The shooting was solid, the story telling was... simple, but had an interesting twist. It was definitely fun for one sitting or two.

I agree with Call of Juarez: Gunslinger. This game is really fun with a neat dueling mechanic, upgrading system, cool Borderlands-esque artstyle, and a neat story. One of my favorites this year.

Totally, agree, very fun game from start to finish.

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#10  Edited By jacdg

This is a list of 2013 games I've played this year: http://www.giantbomb.com/profile/jacdg/lists/2013-games-i-ve-played/83664 and this is how I rank them:

GOTY 2013

1. The Last of Us
2. Tomb Raider
3. BioShock Infinite
4. DmC Devil May Cry
5. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist
6. Grand Theft Auto V
7. Call of Juarez: Gunslinger
8. Crysis 3
9. Remember Me
10. Saints Row IV

Still need to play Guacamelee! before the list is final. Really would have liked to have played the new Ratchet and Clank as well as Beyond: Two Souls as I'm sure they would have made the list, but I didn't have the time nor the money or the desire to play anymore games this year.