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What is #gaming's Game of the Year?
This isn't a vote. I'm curious to know what each of you thinks was the best new game released this year. That excludes remakes, remasters, ports, whatever.
Personally, I had the most fun with Overwatch. Haven't enjoyed a competitive multiplayer-focused shooter this much since... probably Left 4 Dead.
You?
[spoiler]If it were a vote, TF2 would win with 28 votes so far, and Overwatch a close second on 24. Like I said, though, not a vote - if gaming were a democracy, FIFA/Madden or Call of Duty would win all the time.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyMy most memorable games from this year- 1) Gears 4 - my favorite game series came out strong with a great campaign & I can't seem to stop playing Horde. Already re-uped 4 times. 2) Titanfall 2 - Loved the first Titanfall & add in a new campaign with already great MP and I am happy ( at least till someone develops a proper Robotech game) 3) Inside - this game was Mesmerizing. Strange yet beautiful world with good but not overly difficult puzzles and not a single load screen. 4) The Witcher 3 Blood & Wine - How CDPR can make a $20 dlc that is better than 95% of $60 full release campaigns is beyond me. The art was breathtaking at times and the story was second to none. The Witcher 3 is still the best game this generation. Honorable mention - Telltale games. I really love a good story and Telltale always delivers.
