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*''It feels nice to have finally Finished this game. I probably played it for the first time around 5 or 6 years old. Lots of nostalgia in the first several levels.'' | *''It feels nice to have finally Finished this game. I probably played it for the first time around 5 or 6 years old. Lots of nostalgia in the first several levels.'' | ||
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*You’ll quickly realize that your fight or flight instincts kick in during combat. Have ammo and good position? Fight! Out of ammo and getting surrounded? Flight! ''The Antlions in particular freaked me out regularly.'' | *You’ll quickly realize that your fight or flight instincts kick in during combat. Have ammo and good position? Fight! Out of ammo and getting surrounded? Flight! ''The Antlions in particular freaked me out regularly.'' | ||
*The story is top notch. The ending in particular gets you thinking if you’ve played other Half-Life games. | *The story is top notch. The ending in particular gets you thinking if you’ve played other Half-Life games. | ||
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Revision as of 22:41, 23 November 2022
Backlog
Horror
- Choo-Choo Charles
- Nyctophobia: Top down horror game.
- Darkwood
- The Evil Within
RPG
- Witcher 3
- Final Fantasy 15
- Final Fantasy 7 remake
- Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy - video game
- Trails of Cold Steel IV - a video game series worth looking into
- Dragon Quest III (?)
- Policenauts
Strategy
- Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis
- Stellar Warfare: Space RTS (think SW Empire at War).
- Earth Defense Force Series
- Into the Breach
- Starsector
- Frozen Synapse
- Men of War II
Indie
- Undertale
- Veloren: OSS Minecraft clone written in Rust.
- The Forgotten City - Might be worth playing if it can be found for 20$.
- The Ascent
- Weird West
- Idol Manager: Not sure if it would be enjoyable or not, but it’s worth saving for now.
- REPLACED (Cyberpunk platformer)
- Sable
- Aeterna Noctis
- The Last Night
- RimWorld
- Besiege
- Stardew Valley
- Furi
- Factorio
- RUINER
- Pathway
- HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed
- VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action
- Fights in Tight Spaces
- Sea of Stars
Visual Novel
First Person
- Subnautica: Below Zero
- Halo Infinite
- Subnautica
- Ghostrunner
- Project Warlock II (retro shooter)
- Ion Fury Aftershock
- Bright Memory: Infinite
Stealth
- MGS Series
- UnMetal
Flight "Sim"
- DCS Rising Squall: Single player mode?
- Project Wingman
- ACE COMBAT 7
VR
- Until You Fall
- Star Shelter
Mods
- Blade Running Cells Interlinked: Blade Runner fangame/mod for Serious Sam 3.
- Portal Stories Mel: Portal 2 mod with a new story.
- Half-Life Alyx: LEVITATION
PlayStation
- Returnal
- Astro's Playroom
- Demon Souls
- Forsaken
- 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim
Nintendo
- Metroid Dread
- Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp
2021
- Super Mario 64
- Few games have such a good learning curve. It’s rarely frustrating to die since it’s your own fault 99% of the time.
- Prime example of “gameplay is king.” More games should drop their story entirely instead of having a garbage one.
- It feels nice to have finally Finished this game. I probably played it for the first time around 5 or 6 years old. Lots of nostalgia in the first several levels.
- Super Hot VR
- A short (1.5-2 hours), but fun, VR experience. Not being able to teleport/slide within a small area takes a bit to get used to. Some of the encounters feel unfair, but the majority are well balanced.
- The Final Hours Of Half-Life Alyx
- Less of a video game, and more of an interactive book. Has pictures, videos, and a model viewer.
- Some cool information contained within.
- Doesn't take long to read. About 3 hours at a leisurely pace.
- Not quite worth full price (10$), get it on sale.
- Half-life Alyx
- Easily the best VR game on the market. In contention for my favorite video game.
- The difficulty progression is fantastic. Starts with Head Crabs, and then Zombies shortly after. Both get variants as the game progresses. Then the Combine are added. The Combine have 4(?) types of enemies to add variance to fights. Antlions have two versions and are super creepy.
- Who’s the girl talking to the Combine?
- The Jeff section is Mr. X in VR, yet maybe a little better.
- Puzzles are fun and creative. They take advantage of the game’s VR mechanics.
- Gravity gloves are dope! At times they’re a little awkward, but you get to shoot lightning later.
- The sections in darkness are among the scariest in video games.
- You’ll quickly realize that your fight or flight instincts kick in during combat. Have ammo and good position? Fight! Out of ammo and getting surrounded? Flight! The Antlions in particular freaked me out regularly.
- The story is top notch. The ending in particular gets you thinking if you’ve played other Half-Life games.
2020
- The last of Us Part II
- The Last of Us
- Half-Life 2 Episode 2
- Half-Life 2 Episode 1
- Half-Life 2
- Half-Life Blue Shift
- Half-Life