Favorite Video Games?

Other than the obvious TF2 I really liked Dishonored. It had some of the best environment I've seen in a game. The dark and moody cities were really cool to play in. The stealth weapons and powers made you feel like a god but it wasnt too easy. I also liked how the city changed based on your decisions.

 

Team Fortress 2 - Due to Harpoon Gaming's servers.
Garry's Mod - Due to Harpoon Gaming's TTT server.

 

Dishonoured - Great stealth game, really well built world and lore.
Thomas Was Alone - A minimalist game about jumping and friendship.
Bastion - Nice enough game, lovely soundtrack and naration.
Fallout 3 - Great RPG, have a great story and atmosphere throughout the game.
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance - Over the top hack and slash. Great fun once you get used to the controls.
Dark souls - Great atmosphere, challenging fights and good story to boot.

( That list was longer than I thought it would be... )

 

Arma Series - Extremely addicting and immersive Military Simulator with focus on Combined Arms game play.
Planet Side 2 - Arma's Sci-Fi brother. Massive open world battles spread out on different continents with heavy focus on teamwork.
FTL: Faster Than Light - The best Star Trek game that never was, FTL will have you commanding a Space Ship through multiple sectors of outer space, where even the slightest mistakes can cause an immediate game over, no checkpoints. Very Challenging.
Trials Evolution/Trials Fusion - Over the top Arcade bike racing game with an amazing soundtrack to add to the experience. It's a shame Evolution never got a PC port.

 

I'm a big fan of The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth. Sort of a simple concept for a game, but oddly satisfying. When you get the right set up of items, or you push through when you don't, the game is incredibly exciting. There's a demo online, and if you have 20 minutes, it's worth a look. It's got so much more depth than meets the eye. It's a top down, shooter/dungeon crawler/rogue-like. And it is messed up.
I'm just starting to get into The Crypt of the Necrodancer also. It's rhythm based rogue-like with one of the best game soundtracks for a game that you have to play over and over again. If you're big on rhythm games, it's worth the price.
For non-rogue-likes, I'm in love with Transistor. If you haven't heard of it, it's sorta has a dystopian transhumanist setting and story. Female protagonist, beautiful soundtrack, and a RTS/RPG style gameplay. You have to see someone play the game to really understand how it works. I was blown away by the game.
Gone Home also gets an honorable mention for me. Touching story, less traditional game. If you like snooping through your friends things and you like really subtle world building, it's great. It's like a novel/video game hybrid.

 

I like verdun because it is a game set in world war 1 which there arnt many games of and it teaches you alot of the history while fighting your way to victory!

 

Haha! Same here!

 

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Dark Souls is my favorite game. It is the hardest game for me even after I beat it. The lore is interesting, bosses are difficult, graphics look amazing, and you got to praise the sun. I let some of my friends play in the Undead Asylum and their reactions were priceless when Fatty McGee dropped in. Fatso and Pikachu were the hardest boss to me.

 

Civilization 5 is my favorite game, because it involves strategy, and building up and empire from the beginning of time. You have to settle in a location which will determine the rest of the game, and it involves war and trading with other online players, or Computer players.

 

I personally really like Terraria, it has alot of content and things to do. its really enjoyable and easy to play with friends, makes it a super fun game

 

Donothingfor2minutes.com
Seconds of endless gameplay, very relaxing, and its really easy to win.

 

Any of the Metal Gear games- From the MSX origins to the insane hack and slash spinoff game, all these games are a blast. Whether you like sneaking around, killing/putting people to sleep, or a over-the-top and convoluted yet deep story and meaning to every game you're guaranteed to get some fun from it. Boss fights are amazing, the gameplay's fun, and the story is awesome. Suggested to anyone who likes meaning and story to their games.

Deus Ex and Deus Ex: Human Revolution- These are FPS stealth/operative/gunsblazing games that take inspiration from games like MGS and Hitman. Whether you go guns blazing or keep quiet is up to you as it is similar to MGS in that it has a nice story. You're basically a hacking genius bad ass with guns who is tasked with multiple objectives and side-stories that eventually lead up to a climatic plotline. Suggested to anyone who likes exploring a story.

Dead Rising and Dead Rising 2- These sandbox zombie games are made with the intention of going around and killing things with the most absurd weapons in mind. You can throw gumball machines at zombies, throw a cardboard box at a psychopath, or punch your way through the hordes. Along with this nice gameplay it comes with a nice overall story and plot-line you, as Frank West/Chuck Greene, must go through to uncover the truth behind the outbreaks. Boss Fights are almost as amazing as MGS game bosses, and the environment, these malls, are super memorable and easy to remember the layout of. Recommended to anyone who likes zombie mayhem, sandboxes, and a story to go with their game. (I left out DR3 due to it's more open worldness. Which I feel actually does more for the sandbox, but less for the feel of the environment and bosses. You're still welcome to check that out though.)

Don't Starve (Together)- A nice survival game with a bit of a dark undertone. You're pitted against the wilds, and unlike minecraft and similar games this is absolutely unforgiving to anyone who isn't an absolute pro at the game. Build campfires for the night as Darkness kills you. Build a base and plant farms. Gardens of trees and bushes. All you need to survive the winter and oncoming years. There's a backplot to all of this, and the game can actually be won should you desire that. Recommended for those who like survival games.

 

Zelda the minish cap, cause it was the first game I ever beat.
TF2: Because of the HG servers
League of Legends: Because it was fun to play with all my friends and I was pretty good at it
WoW: I love the fantasy genre. I especially love dwarves. It's also really fun to see the progression in your character.

 

Until the next installment of Half-Life is released, I would have to say, Halo Five: Guardians. (Even though it hasn't come out yet). But I know that when I was a kid, I was always playing Sonic Adventure 1 and two, as well as Super Mario Sunshine on my old GameCube. I think I'll play on it now actually...

 

Tf2: because of Harpoon gaming.

Hyperdimension Neptunia: It had simple mechanics for an RPG but the characters are just amazing. They are extremely Like-able, and they are all based on game consoles/game companies. It also never takes itself too seriously and makes fun of itself often for being just another RPG with a lot of 4th wall breaking.

The Fallout Series: Like the others I like it for its sandbox and do whatever you want gameplay.

Katawa Shoujo: Dispite this being titled an "eroge" It has MUCH more than XXX scenes, it get connected to the characters and makes you care for them. This also had many routes you could take, with quite a few plot twists, some minor, some decently big.

 

Life is strange: i really enjoyed the storyline of this game, still waiting on the last chapter, this game should be named life is depressing, because it almost made me cry like 45 times