soulreaver3000
2020
People would call this a "boomer" shooter but it isn't a boomer shooter at all because it wasn't made in the 90s, YET it has a lot in common with them, this game is actually a movement shooter but not a multiplayer one, it is incredibly fast paced (so fast paced that it makes DOOM Eternal slow and unplayable in comparison), there's a LOT of enemy varieties and weapon combos and the mechanic of healing by hurting an enemy while being close to them encourages the player to be extremely aggressive without having to stop for stupidly unnecessary glory kills which is really good in my book.
2000
This was my favorite party game from Playstation, playing this with my brother was really fun, the amount of laughter we got from this is priceless, if you want a good party game to play with friends or relatives locally I would recommend Crash bash, it has a ton of gamemodes that you can enjoy, the soundtrack is also good.
This was the definitive Crash experience (besides CTR) on Playstation, it had lots of content and levels, the bosses were fun, controls aged quite well and you could feel like you progressed in this game, I couldn't beat it to 100% but I still got addicted to playing it.
My second crash game, I liked this one a lot too but I didn't quite get the lore, it still didn't prevent me from enjoying it a lot, it improved in most of the flaws the first game had, it was less hard and the movement was more fluent than the previous one.
1996
It was my first Crash game and I fell in love with it, unfortunately the game did not age well because I could clearly feel that it wasn't meant to be played with analog sticks, only D-pad which makes some sections frustrating.
1999
This game was THE top tier kart racing game of it's time and no one will convince me otherwise, I was a monster playing this since no kid could beat me, the racing is very fast paced and skill-based, you had to know your way through the tracks to beat the others, the power-ups were really fun to use and the driving was satisfying overall.
This game was a survival horror masterpiece, the soundtrack, the enemies, sound effects and atmosphere where really unique, Nemesis was a great addition to the franchise and I wish the Remake replicated the feeling Nemesis had back then, I couldn't beat this game myself when I was younger so I watched my older sister beat it for me, I will do it myself one day.
1998
I didn't really dare to beat this game I always requested for help from my older siblings and would rather watch them play this but I remember the entirety of the game because I watched them beat it, the atmosphere this game had is vastly superior to what the Remake had.
2009
I played this back in 2012 because a friend wanted me to play it with her, it was okay.
2016
This is the only modern shooter that is as fast paced as I would expect, I'm not into slow paced shooters (Halo is a BIG exception) because of how bland and consolized they get but this is the only modern multiplayer game that has been an exception to the usual type of modern shooters that are launched these days, I spent a lot of hours on this game, a lot of the guns and the titans are very interesting.
The game allows you to choose a limited but also important amount of guns, all of the guns in this game are not exactly a carbon copy of the default assault rifle you start with, some of the guns have unique abilities that can and will change your playstyle entirely, you have a sniper that will not punish you for moving and that will one shot kill anyone but it requires to master prediction and bullet trajectory, a generic FPS rifle and Sub machine gun for the new players they will also not punish you for moving and actually encourage you to hip-fire, a shotgun that is very lethal in close quarters in case you want to go for a very aggressive gunplay and a plasma rocket launcher that will make the game feel close to Quake.
The game allows you to choose a limited but also important amount of guns, all of the guns in this game are not exactly a carbon copy of the default assault rifle you start with, some of the guns have unique abilities that can and will change your playstyle entirely, you have a sniper that will not punish you for moving and that will one shot kill anyone but it requires to master prediction and bullet trajectory, a generic FPS rifle and Sub machine gun for the new players they will also not punish you for moving and actually encourage you to hip-fire, a shotgun that is very lethal in close quarters in case you want to go for a very aggressive gunplay and a plasma rocket launcher that will make the game feel close to Quake.
2009
This is probably my favorite zombie shooter game to this date, it's always fun to play with friends despite playing the same maps and using the same characters and weapons, it has a lot of replayability possibilities and the best of all is that you can also play as the Zombies in versus!
2006
It was one of the few browser games I played back in 2009, I stopped playing after 2013 because the game got to a point where it was practically impossible to progress without spending money on it, PVP used to be entertaining and there were LOTS of people playing this game which was very epic back in the days, unfortunately this game is dead and cannot be played on most modern machines.
2005
This game is still addicting after all these years, I remember having to use those WildTangent coins back in the days to be able to play this game. The premise of the game is simple, go to dungeon, descend further, kill monsters, get loot, level up and kill stronger monsters but somehow it's still good, it might be nostalgia factor but this game didn't get me bored when I replayed it recently, it's old but good.
I remember this game fondly, I spent hours with my brother on this game, the atmosphere, music and sound effects of this game were all almost magical and mysterious in a way. I remember this game having an extensive lore but I didn't really pay attention, I should replay this someday.
2002
I played this game in the late 2000s and it's still as good as I remember, I played it at my cousin's house and I remember getting addicted to it, this is one of the RTS I used to play back then, the gameplay was simple but cool, the campaign was very memorable and the voice lines were iconic for me (Rolling!). It all looks like how I used to imagine the battles in my head when I was a little kid playing with Army men toys, I honestly wish they remastered this game.