for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
Factorio Outer wilds Horizon zero dawn
Submitted 3 days ago by Abraxas@feddit.uk to games@lemmy.world
for me mine are 1. Elden Ring, 2. RDR2 3. BOTW, all because they genuinely blew my mind when playing them for the first time and changed how I saw and played video games.
Factorio Outer wilds Horizon zero dawn
Copy Kitty
Anno 1800
Satisfactory
In no particular order:
I just really like those three games. They’re all fun in their own ways and in the case of Undertale it shaped a huge part of my 20’s because it was through playing it that I learned to love humanity even with its bumps and scrapes. It kept me from turning into a full on misanthrope.
Honorable mentions go to GTA Online (I have almost 6000 hours in that game total, it’s my favorite pastime), Call of Duty Black Ops 2 (multiplayer), and Titanfall 2.
Elder Ring, RDR2, and BOTW feels like such a basic bitch gamer list.
We all gotta start somewhere
It’s hard as there’s a lot of different games that I like for different reasons, but if I had to narrow it down it’d probably be:
-Minecraff -Generation Zero -Farcry Franchise
Can you elaborate on why Generation Zero? I remember seeing a trailer for it randomly before it released and thought it looked great. Haven’t heard a peep about it from anyone though, so assumed it ended up being boring.
The game is not actively being developed anymore, sadly. I’m not going to say it was the greatest game ever but it’s one of those games where the environment is just great to spend time in. It’s not overly story heavy. The gun play is spot on. The physics are good where it counts and goofy where it doesn’t. The sound design is stellar atmospherically. It’s awesome with friends and good enough solo. This is coming from someone who bought all the DLCs and has never done that for any game before. I’d recommend the story DLCs at least for anybody. This game is just begging for mods. The environment is that good. If you haven’t tried it but can catch it on a sale it’s totally worth it.
Much hidden gem.
Honorable mention:
Oh , probably
Elden Ring, Dwarf Fortress, and Disco Elysium.
I don’t get to play games much nowadays but I was a rank 50 lone wolf back in the day. Good times.
fistful of frags is strangely addictive, what weapon do you main?
I haven’t played in a couple of years so I don’t even remember all the different weapons. I just loved the challenge. I found the game by accident on steam, tried playing and got totally crashed. It took me couple of months to be able to stand my ground and finish the round in the top half. Really hard but as you say, really addictive. I don’t have that much time for games now but if I do one day I might get back to FoF.
Your title says “What are in you are top 3 favourite games of all time”.
You were thinking of “your”, which is possessive. “You’re” is a contraction of “you” and “are”; the apostrophe is a hint there.
Given that this is Lemmy and we have advanced technology - I hope OP edits the title to fix it.
Hello fellow old!
Oldschool RuneScape
kinda makes me sad that this seems to be the only mention of osrs in this thread.
That was literally why I wrote a comment! I saw zero mentions of osrs
I guess most people play single player games, even though osrs is getting new all-time player peaks every other week these days.
Morrowind
Final Fantasy X
The Last of Us
The first two are interchangeable first and second.
Next two are Final Fantasy VIII and inFamous 2, again interchangeable.
Morrowind was such a game changer for me. I’m still bummed that Bethesda dropped the best things about it for their later games.
For me it’s always about how much fun I had playing them, so right now and in no order:
Honorable Mentions:
Doom Crosscode Cave Story
crosscode mentioned, hell yeah!
Gonna show my age a bit here.
Chromehounds. Nothing since has filled that 20 story tall mecha hole in my heart. The way you could build your hound into the role you wanted to play really hasn’t been done well in any game since
MAG (massive action game). Ps3/ps4 128vs128 matches online? It was such a clusterfuck and I loved it.
Binding of Isaac and all its expansions. Game has been a solid and consistent time sink in my life for more than 10 years. Quirky and infinitely replayable.
Ragnarok Online in the early 00s is the only reason I’m alive to post this comment
Diablo II for sure, what an amazing technical achievement in the year 1999
Theeeen probably Earthbound.
Hey fellow RO player.
I quit when my hometown Morroc got obliterated on iRO. I’ve tried coming back once right after the server mergers, but I don’t know what kind of methodology they’ve used when determining name conflicts, I’ve lost quite a few character names to what I assume were randoms from other servers banking on taking over the names. Pissed me off way too much. Tried coming back a second time about a year ago, but I was unable to figure out my character account passwords with the warp portal changes and what not.
Star Wars Pod Racer Halo Reach Word of Warcraft
Pod racer was the first game I was better than my younger sibling and when I bought my very first CD (Green Day). I spent hours playing that game with my CD on repeat.
Halo Reach was the first Halo game I was really into and first console modern game played. I spent so many hours playing online and IRL with friends.
World of Warcraft is the game I’ve played the longest. I’ve been playing since a few months after launch. Even though I initially thought it was “too cartoony”, it has kept me entertained for decades. Some of my favorite books are from Warcraft lore. I’ve played countless hours with friends, but now I play solo more than anything. I chase achievements, transmogs, and pets.
Descent for the movement. Unreal tournament for getting ten PC’s on a token ring for PvP lan. Warcraft 2 because it’s rad and a pirated copy got me a job at the trading card shop.
The Last Of Us part 1 and 2 and the Witcher 3
Betrayal at Krondor. A huge world for exploring, at a time when that didn’t exist.
Chrono Trigger. The replay value is so high.
Wolf 3D or Doom or Doom 2 or Quake 3, for similar reasons.
StarCraft, at a time when BattleNet was small and the ladder rankings and fights were all global.
My best friend and I used to spend summer afternoons trying to figure out the answers to all the riddles on the chests. We sucked at it but when we finally managed to crack one, the feeling was euphoric.
The music was awesome. I used to listen to the CD while I slept.
Did you play RDR1? I thought that one was much better than 2, story wise. Not that 2 was bad. Rockstar games are always good imo.
Baldur’s gate 3 is also in my top 3, story wise and how well it was made and time spent playing it. I finished the campaign 6 times now, 4 of which with friends playing couch coop.
Also Age of Empires 2 because when I was young I played that game for over at least 3000 hours (if not double) and I still play it sometimes. Just well balanced and lots of good memories from back then, having LAN parties with my friends and playing it for days.
tty5@lemmy.world 3 days ago
Civilization (the OG dos version)
Planetside 2
Warframe
0li0li@lemmy.world 3 days ago
PS2 does rule <3