Lordbricktrick
Zombies was improved upon from black ops 2, however the other aspects of the game decreased in quality.
2017
A unique spin on the battle royale genre due to building. Ultimately not for me, but I see the appeal.
A funny spin on the open world games of Far Cry. Flashy and short enough that it doesn't overstay its welcome.
2013
An enjoyable game that is essentially DLC for Saints Row 3. Nothing new, but fun.
2014
One of the worst P2W games of all time. Frustrating RNG. Yet I keep coming back. I've played since Naxxramas only taking a few breaks, but I always come back. Addictive and fun.
A pivotal open-world game that redefined a genre. DLC was spectacular, can be easily modded. Most people have played this game and for good reason.
2016
A fun hero shooter. Ended too soon to make way for Overwatch 2.
2022
Changes the economy to be more predatory. While there are gameplay improvements, this does not balance out.
2016
A surprisingly riveting campaign that touches upon the relationship between a man and machine.
2015
Fun driving mechanics, ultimately not for me.
Exo-suits were strange and their zombies continuation was also weird. Fun, but not what I wanted from the series.
2016
Fun shooter, arrived at a time where I realized I did not care that much for multiplayer FPS as much as I thought.
Diverging from an Assassins' Creed game and becoming a fully fledged pirate game. It is incredibly immersive, and possibly the best game in the series.
An interesting story with a few touching moments.
2012
What set Telltale games on the map with one of the most soul crushing stories.