Modern Warfare 3 (2011): campaign is up there in my top 3 favorite campaigns. The conclusion is awesome, and spec ops survival is addicting, too. It’s nowhere near zombies, but still great.
Far Cry 3: everything that was great about Far Cry 2 is gone in this game. Idk how anyone could think this was the best one.
Half-Life: it’s mid, and it’s boring. There. I said it.
Horizon Zero Dawn: it’s serviceable, but it’s not amazing. Unlike the last 2 games I actually plan on finishing it. It’s just a regular open world game.
Hue: so glad I got this for free because it is not worth $15. Play it once and uninstall.
Jedi Fallen Order: I like the game, but I hate unreal engine. If this was made on Frostbite (and if it was more of an RPG with stats rather than a skill tree) this game would be golden.
Metal Gear Rising: it’s MGR, of course it’s awesome.
Mirror’s Edge: very creative parkour game. First person makes it feel more intense. Lots of room for improvement.
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst: the first game I’ve played on this list that I actually loved. It took everything great about the first game and bumped it up to 11 while taking out the bad parts. It also works way better as an open world.
Need for Speed: cringe story, but awesome racing gameplay. Idk why the map button is the dpad up.
Garden Warfare 2: I think making zombies playable was a mistake. Because now there’s no sense of survival and neither side can truly win. That was one of the things that made the original PVZ so great.
Recore: do yourself a favor and never play this.
Rogue Legacy: great roguelike platformer. It’s addicting and satisfying to grind.
Sonic Adventure 2: a massive step backwards from Adventure 1. It doesn’t play nearly as well. But the chao garden is awesome.
Webbed: SpiderHeck single player campaign but you can’t climb on walls
Yakuza Kiwami 2: EXCELLENT. It was so good I immediately started playing the 3rd game afterwards. I almost never play sequels back to back.
Elden Ring is next on my list.
