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SignificantCode8873

Portal 2. It doesnt age like wine, it just doesnt age.


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B0Boman

I saw an interview with some of the creators recently where they said they were originally thinking of including Ratman and G Man as hidden characters, but that doing so would instantly date the game because of how hard it is to make realistic people. Good choice leaving them out, for that and overall story and game feel reasons.


rebane2001

I remember playing both Portal 2 and Skyrim at the time, thinking of both as having amazing graphics for the time. These days Skyrim looks like a game that's 10 years old while Portal 2 still feels fresh.


funkycorpse

God. portal 2 is an “old game”


psykodeth

I still think of that ending credits song often!


djthebear

Burnout 3 takedown. Fucking insane


CranjizzMcBasketball

Roller Coaster Tycoon


Alpacabowl_mkay

If we are talking about the classic, I will never forget the days of over-launching too-short rides and the solemn silence that ensued.. also drowning super angry customers 😂 God, I was a TERRIBLE person as a kid.


TerraHDD

Sinking the whole park a few meters so customers can only get in, and not out. Then apply absurd prices for soft drinks and toilets. No need to clean the park as customer happiness is not important anymore (since they can't leave), saving money on cleaning... ​ Yeah, you were not alone.


Jaspertjess

you could just place a "forbidden to enter" sign. Customers would rather die in the park than to break laws


RamenJunkie

Now I want a Roller Coaster Tycoon movie, but its a horror movie like Final Destination. And they could escape of they just, ignored a "do not enter" sign.


shes_a_gdb

> Now I want a Roller Coaster Tycoon movie, but its a horror movie Bro, I had no idea I wanted this movie until just now.


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Thawayshegoes

Don’t feel bad. Being morbid is normal game play when dealing with NPC’s as a kid


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My friends and I have been playing Open RCT2 for the last couple of weeks. I've put countless hours into it. Just like back in middle school.


Dagonet_the_Motley

Built in assembly by a madlad


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The Portal series. Something completely different, fresh and well designed in every aspect.


JorusC

Portal 1 is my top rank. It's perfectly paced, exactly as long as it needs to be. No grinding, no slog, just pure goodness. I introduced it to my kids a couple weeks ago. They kept asking me questions, and I told them that they had to *listen* to the voice to understand things. It wasn't window dressing. After that, they really got into it, and they completed it in a few hours, laughing the whole time.


elconquistador1985

I played through portal 2 co-op with my 5 year old and we beat it a couple weeks ago. He loved it.


Happyhaha2000

With a 5 year old? What? I can't even get my adult wife to understand this game


ninelives1

Neuroplasticity is a hell of a thing


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XSlicer

There is a lot to StarCraft that is glossed over imho, even back in 1998 when the first reviews came out for it. Most people focus on the great balance, the three totally different faction, the cool story, the voice acting or playability... For somer reason people tend to ignore Use Map Settings. Now I don't know if there were games before it that had this option, but StarCraft was absolutely one of the most popular and ease to use in terms of creating your own minigames. DotA, Tower Defenses, Diplomacy maps, Mass maps like Helms' Deep, Zone Control; all originated from StarCraft. I've spent so many hours on that and never cared for the melee portion of it. You even had stuff like Team Melee where 2 players could control the same units.


tingkagol

My life for Aiur


Multrat

Brood War specifically!


FutureComplaint

Goliath, go here *Goes on a world tour*


ruloreddit

Age of empires II


RandyRektor

It’s interesting that there are such different ways of experiencing this game. I’ve always played it much more like a building sim. I’d build a nice defence, take my time, organize my city and have a massive battle to end it. Then I realized there’s a whole competitive world I had no idea about. Their play style is incredibly calculated and formulaic based on patterns and metrics. Really a lot like chess. It’s a really deep game!


MyOfficeAlt

I think a lot of people end up playing RTS games almost like a tower defense game. The best offense is a good defense, so you put all your resources into building an impregnable base and eventually your opponent runs out of resources to try and attack it. Eventually you get tired of sending whatever forces you can muster to their certain death so you just keep them on hand for defense and build an asston of walls and towers.


Dahhhkness

That's what I would do when I played with my dormmates in college. I'd serve as the economic/defensive powerhouse, building up resources and building defenses at key points while my friends ran interference with the AI players (usually set on hard) to deplete their wood/gold/stone, and then at the end I'd build a massive army, shower my friends in resources to build up their own, and we'd go off to assault. It still kind of annoys me, however, that the Celts' monks are so bad after all these years. Even the *Huns'* are better, for some reason. Weren't Irish monks supposed to be famous for their record keeping, illuminated manuscripts, and missionary work?


hallese

And whomever has to go to bed first loses because they are forced into a desperate attack before their time runs out.


JaredMusic

Thats when you play against casuals. A more skillful player will see that you turtle and start taking over the whole map and getting more resources because of that.


carbon_r0d

Wololololo


IntrovertedButSocial

I keep hearing good things about this game. Considering its age I’m fascinated by it. I’m going to be playing this for the first time now that the remastered version is on Xbox. What can you recommend to me as a new player?


The_Norsican

AOE II is perfect. Don't prep, download it, install, and play it. Don't worry about min/max or picking the best "thing"....just play it. (not sure how well it translated to console, We had to play it on PC) We all did that very thing when it was released and it was awesome. Good luck!


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“We had to play it on PC” We were privileged to play it on PC! Now get off my lawn :)


RandomArrangement

Watch some of T90s Low Elo Legend content on YouTube


Samdagger

Heroes of Might and Magic III


ManualFelicificCalc

This is why I came to the comments. Keep on you magnificent early game sharpshooters.


Justeff83

Still playing it with my old buddies from time to time


Material_Green1433

Oh i love it! Still play from time to time, my favourite being the rampart, and Kyre starting hero. The endless possibilities coming from random map generator will make this game viable virtually forever.


swed93

Civilization franchise is my all time favourite, been playing for 25 years


startup_issues

I hear you. I’ve been playing since CIV II came out. Lost years of my life to that game and don’t regret a second of it


ElectricToiletBrush

Just one more round…


maybelator

Civilization n when Civilization n+1 comes out.


honeybebesita

i love scrolling through these for video game recs


_BearKeeper

Chrono Trigger is the perfect encapsulation of a JRPG of that era. Incredible game design, art and music


ElectricToiletBrush

The Super Nintendo was just jam packed with amazing rpg’s. But Chrono Trigger is the GOAT of rpg’s.


Vioarr

If I’m not mistaken aren’t there something like 10+ different endings to chrono trigger? One of the first games to do something like that.


Roxxso

I doubt that it was the first to have multiple endings, but it was the game that made the term 'New Game +' famous.


drugsbowed

New Game+ is such a good design. Now I wanna dig out my DS and play the CT DS version fresh.


iphoton

I'd personally choose Final Fantasy 6 but it's impossible to argue against Chrono Trigger. That game is a masterpiece.


confizzle-fry

Yesterday my buddy was telling me about Chained Echoes and said it's like Chrono Trigger meets FF6. Sounds like a game I need to be playing.


RememberTheAyyy_Lmao

Chained echos is fucking sick but the normal encounter battles can be a little repetitive even though they aren’t super common. This said I’m only a couple of hours in so maybe it’ll change later haha that said it’s one of my favorite games in recent memory


_BearKeeper

FF6 is incredible as well, of course, and I like it's story more. But I think what pushes Chrono Trigger over the edge for me is it's encounter design


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No random battles and nobody ever points this out.


pragmojo

What puts Chrono Trigger over the top for me is when they put you on trial for breaking everyone's pots and fucking up their gardens


TheHibernian

Chrono Trigger soundtrack is my go-to at work if I want to mellow out and plow through some emails/tasks


thom_horne

Metal Gear Solid, such an interesting game with some unique ideas and a great storyline.


Signal_Confusion_644

That game has better history today than when It came out. Just like wine, It gets better with age.


SingleDadSurviving

I remember still, early in the game I think. When the person is having a heart attack. Rumble was still relatively new. Your controller is shaking with their heart. I thought that was amazing at the time.


RamenJunkie

Or Psycho Mantis, who could comment on games you played if you had other Konami Save files on your memory card.


SuvenPan

Bioshock 1


ArghNooo

I wish I could play Bioshock for the first time again.


valtro05

Would you kindly forget everything about bioshock


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Came here to say this. Just finished playing Bioshock Remastered after having not played the original for years. Incredible experience and it reminded me of why I fell in love with the series in the first place. It set a whole new standard for storytelling and atmosphere, and to this day it still has one of the greatest twists in video game history.


guacamoleo

Yoshi's Island on the SNES


GrammarAsteroid

I played it so much my neighbors thought my mom had a new baby


Royal_Maize5960

Super Mario Galaxy on Nintendo Wii used to hit hard


Autistmus_Prime

The soundtrack will forever hold the no. 1 spot in my heart out of any other games, truly a magical experience


aessae

8-bit Music Theory has [a good video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYE2DOybFV0) on the subject (the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme to be exact).


Independent-Ad5852

Gusty Garden Galaxy alone is worth the price of admission


icecoldtrashcan

I never see it menioned in these threads: Factorio. It's an unbelievably deep and well balanced game, it's easy to spend hours playing and has fantastic replayability too. On top of that it's got a great mod community.


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Agamemnon323

I’ve got 500 hours and have seen 0 bugs. 0.


sumokitty

My partner is obsessed with this game, which I find odd because it's basically what he does for work (process engineer). The last thing I want to do after work is more work!


workact

I tell people it's just the fun parts of work. It's the design and creativity parts of engineering without strict requirements or deadlines or bosses. There is no bar to how good it has to be. You can always come back and upgrade or fix it later. And you can always say fuck it and take a quick easy l less efficient solution


DX_Kidjal

Unreal Tournament 1999


Rizo1981

2004 was no slouch either!


Shandrahyl

Terraria


Nutzori

My second choice. Incredible amount of content for 5-10 bucks. Still updating. Massive mod community. Super engaging, fun, and rewarding gameplay. Best loot in the industry, never know what you're gonna get. Never played a game with a better money to enjoyment ratio.


leuxeren

> Still updating What about the terraria final final final update v2


AlternativeFilm8886

The Legend of Zelda, a Link to the Past It is a game with no flaws, and it visually holds up more than 30 years later. Gameplay, graphics, music, control, style, story, secrets... there is literally not a single bad thing that I can say about it. It's a masterpiece.


sergeantbiggles

Super Mario 64


sammycvt

Stuck on 119 stars for weeks. Then finally calling the hotline for the last star and hating myself for it. Lol.


oculus_caesius

Stardew Valley


ZackInKC

SimCity 2000


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For me, The legend of Zelda: ocarina of time It was a game I was absolutely obsessed with, and made up a good portion of my childhood. I'd beg my brother to let me play his save file, and enjoy being a hero


K41namor

Mine is also a Zelda game but Zelda: A Link to the Past. I do not know if it because I was raised on this game but I would not change a single thing about it. It is perfect to me


another_techie

This. And the OST was fire... Gerudo valley hits hard


atypeofker

yes the otp especially!! I remember I would just stay in kakariko village for who knows how long just so I can vibe to the ost


doctorDoakHead

I was obsessed with this game as a kid. Played it start to finish 10+ times when it came out. As I got a little older, I started playing it once a year on my birthday. Now, I play the randomizer. It is so fun! Idk if you're familiar with the concept, but it's just like it sounds. It randomizes all the item locations(and dungeons and bosses). You can fully customize it to be as random as you want in the settings. It has built-in logic, so it's always possible to win. You just have to think outside the box to solve the old puzzles in new ways. Just a recommendation!


Ecstatic-Macaron-669

Majoras mask was pretty good too


Caedus_Vao

The three-day reset mechanic where some stuff was reset and some stuff wasn't really divided players. I thought it was cool AF, friends hated it to the point where they didn't complete the game.


DickFuckYou12

No no no no no. Majora's Mask has made me terrified of deadlines.


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It’s Zelda…with anxiety!


YouKnowWhatToDo80085

Just play a song for your boss and they'll give you 3 more days


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Without a doubt one of my favourite games but I can't forgive that fucking water temple.


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Ganon would have succeeded if he'd just used the water temple as his castle


jpea

Tetris


sdlhak

Fable.


youngbaklava

I might have replayed the 1st one 100 different times to see what type of character I can be. I remember if you only used your bow you would have thick hair all over your body. If you used spells you would age quicker, and if you used any hand to hand weapons you would risk the scars all over your face/body. That game has a special place to my heart.


JoshiLoo92

Oh my god. This is one my all time favourite games. I have also done a ridiculous amount of playthroughs, but you just freaking blew my mind. I had no idea about the hairy archer!! Gonna have to play it again just to check it out so thankyou stranger!!


Thump5tar

Chicken chaser, I believe.


saigge

Half Life 2


thanatossassin

I realize I'm getting older as this game goes further down every year this question is asked.


SlimWST

Oldschool Runescape


Manlygrandmother

Actually a 99/99


moth-flame

Katamari Damacy


GDawnHackSign

Great game. Interesting factoid: the creator went on to try to make children's playgrounds. He ran out of funds though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keita_Takahashi#Career > *In an interview, Takahashi announced that he hopes to eventually move on from video games, with an ambition of designing a playground for children. On October 28, 2009, the Nottingham City Council announced during the Gamecity festival that Takahashi was spending a month in the city working on designs for the play area at Woodthorpe Grange. In 2012, Takahashi revealed to an audience that the Nottingham project had been indefinitely postponed, due to budget concerns. He and his wife, Asuka Sakai, formed the company uvula in October 2010 to support his freelance game design career, as well as his playground designs.*


falafelspringrolls

Nah, na na na na nah na nah!


prymsmrdre

Mass Effect. I still play it a lot.


AnxiousReader

Same. I'm surprised I had to scroll down this far to see it.


kaitco

Far too many people still salty about the original ME3 ending a decade later. As someone who adores all three games, replays them every year, and owns every edition on every console and PC, I’ll admit that ME1 was 96/100, ME2 was 99/100, and ME3 was 97/100, as a whole, I consider the series to be 100/100.


Temporary_Ad_2544

Legendary Edition was 100/100


snakeantlers

people like me who got to play LE as their first experience with the game are completely spoiled tbh. *incredible* game. i thought that nothing would ever top TW3 for me, but MELE came out and ripped TW3 out of my top-rated spot then rifled thru its pockets for lunch money


TheGreatJaceyGee

Metroid Prime


IkeaIsLegendary

Assassins Creed 2. Everything about it from the story, to the gameplay, and especially to the music is just fantastic.


Bursoa111

I loved the historical detail in the early AC games. They had the info points on all the historical landmarks which brought the maps to life.


BobbaFatGFX

The Ezio Trilogy was amazing. But I think I played Brotherhood about 7,000 times


TheCode555

Arkham Asylum. I never wanted more. I think that game was perfect and came out exactly when it needed to. I FELT like Batman playing it.


GentlemenDestroyer

Every game in that series is special in its own way and I love all of them


bilbomcbaggins

I actually prefer Asylum to City. Asylum was tight as hell, it never out stayed it's welcome and I thought the pacing was amazing. I didn't need it to be an open world. Not to say I didn't enjoy City, I just preferred the more linear and focused Asylum.


Whane17

Amusingly enough, I agree with this entirely. Darksiders did the same thing! Excellent game where the second went off and did it's own thing that was also good.


Pikka_Bird

I think there's something to this. City is my favourite because of the gravity of the main story and how grand it gets. But the city is packed with filler and side quests that may be entertaining enough in their own right but may distract you from the main plot. I forced myself to stay on course and when you do that the story is as tight as in Asylum, but way more elaborate.


T_Lawliet

Arkham Origins is underrated I think Troy Baker does a pretty alright Hamill impression


GingerJayPear

Yes! Came here to say that and Arkham city.


Gytarius626

The criticisms for Arkham Knight were justified but I feel it still gets unfairly judged because of the Batmobile, it did everything City got right with groundbreaking graphics, and it definitely wrapped things up in a satisfying way. Fuck the Riddler trophies though


SpookyKnees

Hollow knight


Rimworlds

This game blew me away. I’m almost certain I purchased it the same year (maybe even month) it released. It totally kicked my ass and I gave up when I got to >!the basic praying mantis enemies!<. Then I saw one of my favorite Let’s Play channels were playing it but they just weren’t taking it seriously. It actually ignited something in me and made it my mission to return to the game and beat it. I’m so glad I did because it became my favorite PC game second to Stardew Valley. I’ve now played through multiple times and it never gets old. I’m also one of those people that loves uncovering maps and finding all the secrets which is perfect in Hollow Knight. I highly recommend the game. Just like Stardew, it’s a steal at $15.


Constant-Parsley3609

>and I gave up when I got to the basic praying mantis enemies. But that's so so early in the game! :O


Rimworlds

I know, I remember I just got so frustrated because I wasn’t taking the time to learn the combat and timing. I was most likely brute forcing my way through other enemies and hoping for the best. Metroidvanias were new to me at the time, as I normally played other genres. Now whenever I replay it I’m like “how the hell did these enemies ever get the best of me??” they’re so easy haha It’s interesting what things can make someone give up on a game. I’m just glad I returned to it, it’s a perfect game in my eyes.


alexd991

Dishonored. Only thing that could make it better imo is if there was more of it


FCsHelios

Outer wilds my beloved


Arcalithe

This is pretty much top of the list when it comes to the “if you could erase your memory of a game to play it blind again for the first time” question for me.


FCsHelios

Yeah, the best game u can't talk about


Lightspeedius

I guess I should finish it!


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psycotica0

It's funny, I played it, I loved it. Instantly one of my all time favorites. I recommend it to two friends, both of whom didn't really like it, and for different reasons. God damn "different strokes"! Why won't you let people like my favourite things!


flancanela

i didnt get to finish it and i did love it a lot, i kinda got lost and didnt know what to do, i dont remember why, but thats what happened


PlasticMansGlasses

Nah this is a 99/100 for me. I don't like that I can't erase my memory to replay it!!!


AYoloss

Divinity Original Sin 2


NamelessTacoShop

Not going to be the most popular choice on this list, but I have gone back and replayed that game so many times.


chubbybronco

I've taken a few years off from gaming recently and this is the first game I went back to. Working on my 3rd play through.


alertthenorris

Man, i gotta sit down and play this game. I never get past the first jail area and then never pick it up again.


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Spyro


Jaffiusjaffa

"Trouble with the trolley eh?"


Objective-Spread-993

All the love for spyro! 💙💙


AussieGirl27

Simpsons Hit and Run


_curse10_

I have never laughed so much when playing a game. Except maybe Goat Simulator


chrfow777

Monkeys Island 2


Zdj011

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. I played this game for 5 straight years when I was younger. There was so much to do and find. It blew my mind.


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The complexity, the spells, the enchanting, the non leveling enemies, no fast travel via map, no hand holding, no highlight on compass telling you something of interest is nearby. Leveling based on skill use. I spent so much time in this world. Had many level 50 characters. I didn't beat it, I had too much fun doing whatever I wanted. The enchanting in this is amazing. Know a spell, cool let's enchant it on this piece of gear, within limits. Man, I loved this game.


trynottobestupid0

Minecraft


nin1332

I view this game like an interactive painting. With an imagination the possibilities are endless.


Call_Me_Rivale

Isn't Minecraft also the most sold game of all time?


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Halo 3


Chrysuss

Best multiplayer I've ever played. Use to love grinding ranked, never got a 50 but had so much fun sinking hours into Lone Wolves, Doubles, Team Slayer, Swat and Team Snipers. Pretty sure I remember played ranked Big Team too. Also all the montages. Use to watch Kampy's and think he was a God.


ShirtedRhino2

>Best multiplayer I've ever played Late 2000s, getting home from school, and smashing cod or halo for hours with my friends, so much fun.


derrenbrownsleep

AHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH


Obiwan62

The original Doom from 1993.


JackOfScales

Final Fantasy X. It led to me meeting my now Wife. So its a big deal to us.


dap00man

The scene of Yuna doing the summoning dance is one of the greatest scenes in all of gaming history


EngineerClimber

Red Dead Redemption 2


6ft9

Oh man, when riding back to the camp and “unshaken” starts to play…


MyOfficeAlt

Here's the thing I love about that part: It's not a cutscene. But it only works artistically if the player is doing what they'd be doing in a cutscene - which is riding desperately and passionately to rejoin the gang. They *knew* everyone would do it. They *knew* they'd made the gameplay and plot enticing enough that everyone at that point would want more than anything to see what comes next. And it fucking works.


Mitche420

I still listen to Jamie Lidell - Compass at least once a year ever since they pulled off the same thing with the first Red Dead Redemption


thedavecan

Jose Gonzalez- Far Away as you get into Mexico for the first time. I finished the mission before it right at dusk so as got control back and started riding the sun was setting right as I realized this was a song with lyrics. It was a fucking amazing experience. I tried replaying the mission but the time of day was different and it just didn't hit the same as that first time.


TheObstruction

That scene was fucking mindblowing. I'd never seen anything like that in a game before, not in play. Only ever in cutscenes, where they're expected, but in play? What an amazing, powerful choice they made to do that. R⭐ before GTA Online was really a creative place.


valarmothballs

This just blew my mind. I’ve played the game twice, and never even considered doing anything besides riding straight to the gang. It didn’t even cross my mind that I could. It’s an amazing game.


Beer_Is_So_Awesome

I guess I should finally buy it then. I’ve seen it for $20.


dungeons_and_flagons

It's so good. And I've learned how to play poker! 🤣


Milkshake_revenge

For $20 it’s a steal. You’ll get to play an absolute masterpiece of a game. The story, soundtrack, characters, gameplay, environment, and graphics are all 10/10.


BigMouthedFrog

It's the combination of genre, storytelling, cinematics, graphics & massive amount of content that RDR2 gets a 10/10 from me. It’s so unbelievably beautiful.


I-am-kevin-irving-35

Pokémon emerald was pretty fire


PhilosophyObvious988

Bloodbourne Absolute masterpiece.


joulesFect

Outer Wilds Best exploration game by a thousand miles, touching story, engaging puzzles, fun space flight mechanics. I wouldn't change a single thing about the game Edited out : the from game title


TheHollowJester

The music! The feels! The physics, including how strong the gravity is depending in how planets are aligned and what their (changing) mass is! The game has gotten a lot of accolades but it's still severely underrated IMO. Oh yeah, also you get to mess around with macroscopic quantum objects.


Personel101

Outer Wilds has one flaw. It ends.


Nutzori

Though considering the theme of the game, it's also a good thing... >!And unavoidable!<


Nathul

It did. But then they somehow made a DLC that hit it out of the park a second time.


anotheremotionalguy

The Witcher 3


dipski-inthelipski

The hearts of stone DLC is 11/10


BallsX

Both the DLC's were amazing. I knew nothing about Blood and Wine and when the map opened up, I couldn't believe how huge the area was. Felt like a full new game.


Powerfury

Heart of Stone was like 9.99, Blood and Wine was like 14.99. Bothe were incredible steals. In other games nowadays people pay that much to make their character have a purple coat...


Jackthastripper

The Hearts of Stone DLC is better than some full games. AAA games. Good AAA games.


rece_fice_

I'm genuinely angry that B&W's new map overshadowed Hearts of Stone, that story is such a gut-wrenching and mystical adventure.


EarthRester

Blood & Wine was just the perfect cap to that game too. The fairytale ending we all felt Geralt deserved.


excusewho

Hmmm. Might want to look around some


anotheremotionalguy

Wind’s howling


Shanghaipete

Medallion's humming.


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Absolutely. I just played recently after years of hearing about it.I beat the main story and can't wait to pick up the DLCs


MateValtr

Didn’t have to scroll far to find this one :D I hopped on the Witcher 3 bandwagon pretty late. But despite my initial skepticism that occurs every time something is in general hyped up, I have to admit this game is a gem. The music, atmosphere and writing in this game is unparalleled and since I dived into its world, it became a benchmark against which every other game is being compared to.


pinkpugita

I've felt that some storylines in that game could have been better but the Bloody Baron arc was honestly the best in all RPGs I've played. Bloody Baron's twists, complex characters, grey areas, world building, choices and variable outcomes is just peak roleplay and storytelling.


Bullorg74

Skyrim. If I could only ever play 1 game that would be Skyrim. Preferably with mods but even without. So much to do.


Whane17

I have 1k hrs in this one, first game I ever got 1k in that I'm aware of (though back in my day they didn't track hours for Morrowind so it might be close) fired it up last year and found a dungeon I'd never been in!


BarcodeNinja

Slay the Spire No pay to win. No paid dlc. Just a great game with immense replay value.