| tokilamockingbrd said: Critically- Driveclub, and its not even close. The game has what a 70? I have been playing it off and on since December (tooks a break from it to play AC:Unity, Dying Light and The Order), but it has really become my go to game. The game is 9/10 easy. Only racing games I ever played that were better (GT2-4) and those are considered masterpieces for the genre. Its not a masterpiece but it is close, if it had most customization options for vehicles it would be. A good metric for be NFS:Rivals, it has like an 80 meta, i liked it, but combared to Driveclub it is crap. By Gamers- Destiny. A lot of people love to hate on it, but it was a very fun and addictive game that many people still play to this day and is still selling well. I still cant believe that after their own hype let them down and it was not the greatest FPS and RPG and MMO every made combined into one game they were not able to look at it objectively and see it for the very good, even great game that it is. Commercially- Sunset Overdive. this is a simply great game full original ideas in a fun cohesive package. It is really a shame it could not sell more. It definitly deserved it. (Runner up- Wolfenstein:TNO, I did not pick it because it sold decently but it should have sold much better based on its quality) |
1. I'm for sure gonna have to check out Driveclub now. After all the updates it finally sounds like a solid game.
2. It was pretty bleh though. Was just like a mix of Halo and Borderlands, but not as good as either of those two games is individually. The co-op missions are repetitive and I was bored of them after a few. The online is the only part I could have kept playing, but wasn't really that into it.
3. Not gonna like, I was pretty happy to see Sunset Overdrive bomb. I haven't played it or anything, but I grew to hate the game after the ridiculous amount of advertising on TV it had. When things are over-advertised, I don't care how good they are, I hate them and won't buy them.
