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I haven't been in here for a long time. Shocking to know that all the original GiantBomb team members are long gone. I'll miss the...

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Heretic.

That's technically a Raven Software game but yes, Heretic is brilliant. I hope the series gets resurrected in the near future.

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Return to Castle Wolfenstein is the first Wolfenstein I have proper memories of and I liked it, but the campaign wasn't anything that amazing. Online gaming just wasn't a thing for me at that point either, so I never really tried the praised multiplayer. I got the 2009 Wolfenstein for cheap a few years ago, but never dug too deep into it. But The New Order I was hyped for since it's reveal trailer and it even managed to exceed my hype. I really hope Machine Games has been working on a sequel all this time.

I think Quake was the first ID game that I played on my own PC. It was a fun experience and obviously the graphics were a big deal back then, but it doesn't hold a special place in my heart. My friend bought Quake 2 and I recall we played through the whole thing through during a weekend or so and it was great. Quake 3 Arena I just played against bots 'till Unreal Tournament absolutely crushed it, at least in my case. Quake 4, uh...only ever played the demo of it and I know of the whole "turning you into a Strogg" sequence, which I guess was the only highlight of that thing.

I can't recall when was the first time I played Doom. It definitely wasn't around it's release year and even when I played it, I'm pretty sure it was on someone else's pc. I think I had played a few other shooters by then already, so it didn't blow my mind to bits. Doom 3 I remember looking amazing, but the game itself really wasn't anything special. Doom (4) finally knocked it out of the park, though!

Wolfenstein still takes the cake, though, because I just like the story and world of The New Order more, even if the new Doom puts up a good fight with it's tongue-in-cheek writing.

I'm replaying Return to Castle Wolfenstein. I think it's the only one in the series I haven't finished yet.

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@psykhophear: Return to Castle Wolfenstien and The New Order are my favorites.

Excellent choices. Wolfenstein 2009 is also pretty good too. I used to play it numerous of times when it first came out.

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Definatly Wolfenstien. Not fond of the other two.

Fair enough. May I ask which Wolfenstein do you particularly enjoy?

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Don't forget Rage! Haha, but seriously I really liked Rage, but DOOM is my favorite. The gameplay is awesome and still holds up for the 1st two games. DOOM from last year was soooooo good.

Unless Rage gets a sequel, I will not include it in this poll just yet. But yes, Rage is pretty solid.

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Resident Evil 7: 90% votes

Evil Within: 8% votes

Evil Within was robbed 2 percents

That says it all then. Resident Evil 7 is the winner! Thank you all for voting. Feel free to continue this post and let's see how far this goes.

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@psykhophear: Oh God.....I must have blocked that memory out.

Digital Homicide's bad behavior makes Phil Fish seem lucid by comparison.

Very true. DigiHomos are the most delusional people I've ever met: both as game devs and as human beings. Apparently GiantBomb wants to block that memory too. Last year, I added a whole bunch of content in the DigiHomo page, which I was proud of, but some GB editor took em out. The page now has "DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE" written on it. Well now. Somebody doesn't want to get sued by the Romine brothers.

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@bartok said:

This is like comparing apples to rotten oranges.

Lol I hear you. Pretty unfortunate especially the fact that The Evil Within was directed by Shinji Mikami. Based on interviews, he was more or less "forced" to make another Survival Horror after RE6 was a miserable failure (in which he was not involved).

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RE7. There's no competition here.

The Evil Within was largely disappointing.

Indeed. Like I said, it was pretty fun in the beginning but many levels later, I got bored of it. The Evil WIthin is one of those games that you don't want to revisit again. I'm currently replaying Resident Evil 7 on Madhouse difficulty. Hard as balls but I'm getting there.