#top 5 games

[etheweirdo]

Alright, very late but here is my top 5 games of 2023 drawing.

5. Your Only Move is Hustle

4. Undertale Yellow

3. Mosa Lina

2. Pizza Tower

1. Cocoon (gonna put thoughts on a lot of games below)

Here's my entire ranking for 2023. This is the biggest list I've had so far, I played a lot of games last year.

For games not in my top five here are some thoughts:

Lethal company: extremely fun coop game. It is crazy how it is extremely scary, while also absolutely hilarious.

Corn Kidz 64: really fun 3d platformer. it unfortunately makes me motion sick.

Cobalt Core: Really cool deck builder. I'm not great with them so that might've lowered it for me but it's a lot of fun.

Rustled Pete: I love this game, it's a boss rush sorta? IDK go play it it's fun and cheap.

Wario Ware Move It: I love wario ware and smooth moves was my fav. This gets pretty close to it, but I do wish it had like minigame goals.

Interior Worlds: Cool and atmospheric photo game. A bit out of my normal comfort zone with games but it's a lot of fun.

Wyvia: Very interesting top down arpg. I had a lot of fun with it but man it can get grindy.

Also as a general note I think all of the ones on this list are good games so I'd recommend checking them out.

Top 5 thoughts: Your Only Move is Hustle: Coolest and most innovative fighting game in a long time. Such a brilliant idea that was executed perfectly. It's hard to describe what makes it so fun to play when a description of the game probably sounds boring.

Undertale Yellow: Really does bring back a lot of memories of playing undertale. Kudos to the team for capturing the vibes. Had some frustrations with some attack patterns, but it makes up for it I'd argue. Also, I think the genocide route is pretty weak comparatively to undertale's.

Mosa Lina: Awesome video game. Every level has a new solution and all the tools are so fun to use. Just try it out it's amazing.

Pizza Tower: Man, I really thought this was gonna be my GOTY. It feels so good to play and looks so great. Level designs are awesome and is a rare instance of me going for the best ranks in a game. Once you get a hand on the controls it's a blast.

Cocoon: Absolutely stunning puzzle game. Doesn't go super annoying with puzzle solutions, and the art style is so crazy. A game to go into knowing basically nothing. That's honestly what really elevated it for me.

[lewishamiltonstuff]

top 5 memes hehe

Oooh this is a good one. Thanks Vee ☺️

1. The communist bugs bunny (I use it ALL THE TIME)

2. The one from The Office where Michael is shaking Ed Truck's hand

3. The 'What are you doing' 'Nothing'

4. The 'I am being SEYRIOUS' (I quote it on a daily basis)

5. The sad kermit

[dullanyan]

top 5 games of the year (only 2 were released this year, these were just ones i beat this year)

5. tears of the kingdom story was only ok, but the gameplay was super nice!! lots of stuff to do, lots of cool places 2 go :}

4. paper mario despite the emulator fucking up, it was super fun!! i love the characters and the story, and especially the music!!

3. zelda twilight princess i never got to play this game in its prime, and im glad i finally got to play it!!! super pretty, love the music and scenery... the story is so nice, and i love midna!

2. castlevania symphony of the night i didnt like this game at first. i was so bad at it... i died a lot and took so much damage... but after i got better armor and weapons, it became super fun!!! i ended up really enjoying it, and now its my 2nd fav game i played this year :}

pikmin 4 cmon. its a given. i have been NEEDING this for a decade. and it was everything i needed and more. i love it sosososo much. please play pikmin 4

[imperatoralicia]

I get a lot of entertainment thinking about how containers are used in video games sometimes.

[deshigeek]

5 Best Upcoming Strategy Games 2024

So, get ready to put your skills to the test and explore new worlds of strategy and adventure in the coming year as we have tried to list promising top 5 titles of 2024 in this list article of ‘5 Best Upcoming Strategy Games 2024’! This feature is based on every type of strategy game whether it is RTS, Turn-based, grand or other types released for PC, PlayStation or other platforms. Well, I have covered the Top 5 RPG titles in my previous feature and you should definitely check that out.

[setaflow]

Gay pride happens in June and gay wrath happens whenever hbomberguy drops a 3+ hour video essay about a specific topic

[mrlifesthoughts]

For the sake of mixing things up, here are my top 5 games of 2023 described in 10 words or less.

1. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

"Anyone up for some Korok tossing?"

2. Spider-Man 2

"I wonder what Symbiote tastes like?"

3. Pikmin 4

"Who throws away a rare Game Boy Micro?"

4. Super Mario Bros Wonder

"Great game, needs more Jack Black."

5. Final Fantasy XVI

"Who needs other party members when you have Torgal."

[lifestylegermany]

OHNE WITZ: Bester GAMING PC 2023 !! Top 3 Gaming PCs die du JETZT kaufen...

[cabeswaterdrowned]

I can’t find this ask meme but since it’s international women day send me a fandom (book tv show etc.) and I’ll give you my top 5 favorite female characters from it in order with like a sentence describing how I feel about them maybe

[causeknight]

Top 5 most important games of my youth

I just reblogged a post about this but other people had their games listed so I didn’t wanna de-rail that post with long winded explanations behind why each game is important. Hence I’m doing it here! We’ll go chronologically:

1. Shadow the hedgehog (xbox) - I first got my xbox with a copy of Sonic heroes. While I played that game a lot, I played Shadow the hedgehog way more and there’s only a 1 year gap between their releases. I became a Sonic fan young and Shadow showed me that Sonic games could have more complex and darker stories. Looking back it has an “edgy for kids” aesthetic, so it’s no wonder why I loved it as an 8 year old. Shadow was important to me because it influenced my aesthetic. I wanted cool and edgy, I wanted story beyond the surface level, I wanted the things that came afterwards to have depth to them, which in turn influenced the films, shows, and games that I gave a chance vs the ones I didn’t.

2. Pokemon pearl (DS) - I owned pokemon fire red before this. However, I was too young to understand the different RPG mechanics and didn’t get very far in it. 1 day I let my cousin “borrow” it and my fire red cartridge was then lost to the sands of time. So Pearl comes out when I’m 10 years old, I need a new game to play for a long car trip down to London and I pick up Pearl. I think it’s safe to say that the pokemon game that comes out when you’re 10 is gonna be your favourite, you’re the prime demographic age. Pokemon was popular at my school, all my friends were playing it, buying cards for the TCG, and sharing in each other’s adventures through trading and battling. The lovely thing about pokemon back then that I think is somewhat lost now is that it was a social game. It encouraged you to go round to friends’ houses so you could play together, compare teams, help each other with full completion, etc. Pearl was important to me because it deepened my social links.

3. Smash bros brawl (wii) - All my friends who owned a wii had this game. Whenever we had a sleepover we would play this for hours. Brawl has to be the game I’ve objectively played the most, I’ve easily put over 3000 hours into this game! Now arguably it’s sequel, smash 4 wii u, could be considered more important as that’s when I started to get actually competitive with it. I was watching character guides online, learning techniques and terminology from the fighting game community, I even won £80 from winning a small tournament at play expo in Manchester one year! But the way I see it, none of that would’ve happened if I didn’t play Brawl first. Brawl was important to me because it helped me get better at competing. Brawl was THE game I poured my heart and soul into, constantly learning how to get better and strategize around characters’ strengths and weaknesses. It was the game that made me “git gud” so to speak.

4. Halo 3 (xbox 360) - I know I said chronological but here’s the thing, I didn’t actually play this game until 2009, after Brawl released, so that’s why it comes after Brawl. Also, I never owned this game, my best friend did. His parents bought him a 360 (because they’re middle class and could afford more than 1 console per generation) while I was stuck with my wii. Class warfare aside tho, whenever I went round to his house we’d usually play Halo together. Halo 3 was my first time doing a co-op campaign with someone; every other game I played that had multiplayer was competitive, so working together with someone was a refreshing change of pace, mainly because I used to lose a lot in versus games. We used to pull all-nighters playing this, it left me with a lot of good memories. As future Halo games came out my friend would buy them and we’d play through the campaigns together, as well as spend hours on custom maps and game modes. Halo 3 was important to me because it was the game I shared with my best friend. Even tho I never truly owned it, it was OUR game.

5. Virtue’s last reward (3DS) - While bored on holiday 1 year I download the demo of this game from the eShop. I liked what I played and coincidentally enough the next day I see it at a game shop for £15. I decide to take a chance on it and I’m so happy I did. I’m gonna say this point blank: VLR has the best writing in any piece of media I’ve ever experienced. It’s smart, it’s intriguing, it’s a story that can only work in the medium of video games and I find that fascinating! It’s a game that elevates it’s medium in a way that so few others have managed to achieve. On top of that it also talks about time travel in a way that made me see other time travel plots as no longer being paradoxical or having plot holes; like I said, it’s SMART! This game blew my 16 year old mind so god damn hard I actually joined a facebook group for fans of the franchise because I just NEEDED to talk about it with other people. Also it’s pretty hard to convince your friends to play an 80+ hour visual novel / puzzle game, especially when I felt like the only one in my friend group who owned a 3DS. VLR was important to me because of weirdly the same reason Shadow the hedgehog was important to me, it raised the bar for what a good story should be. It also showed me that I can get borderline life changing experiences from games without AAA budgets.

[brandbucketindia]

The list of top Xbox and Playstation Holiday Chrismas Sale game bargains

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Let the revenge games begin.

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[sofferaddict]

Another stunning collection of photos collected from multiple social media platforms over the years all highlighting Joe at different phases of his football journey. Credit to anyone who took the photo or made significant edits then originally posted these gems.

[lesiasmadness]

It's a dead man's party, who could ask for more? Everybody's comin', leave your body at the door

Happy one year to Murder of Sonic the hedgehog!

[joybeantown]

I drank too much coffee and locked in so heres a sissel chibi i love ghost trick so much

[deshigeek]

5 Best Upcoming RPGs 2024