04-28-2015, 10:34 PM
I was wondering when this was gonna come back. I gave it some thought before posting the games, and here they are. From 5 to 1. Be warned, there is criticism about these games here.
5. Final Fantasy 7- Honestly, this one makes the cut because it made me feel bittersweet. It was one of the first RPG games my older brother introduced to me to the genre of the RPG. But after beating it and finding out what later happened in the game. It just made me feel questioned why I even liked this. Hell, 'the simple plot of final fantasy 7' from Starbomb sums it up how complex the story is. Sure, some of the characters are great, but it really needs to be given a break once in awhile. Honestly. There are other great RPG games that are not from Square, can you at least mention any of those on those 'top ten best lists' please? Besides. The series itself needs to be put to an end since Square really has nothing to do with the series anymore.
4. Minecraft- If there was one game that literally made me say wtf its this game. The game itself just looks like an unfinished beta game from the 90s. All you do is build stuff. The only thing good that came out of it was that South Park episode that made fun of this game. I never really understood the hype of this game. I tried playing it once, but it really didn't catch my interest on going beyond the game itself.
3. Bioshock infinite- I am a fan of Bioshock(but I cannot comment on the second one) the third one has been praised, but after playing it. It just left me with mixed emotions. Its a good game, but it feels like something was out of place when they were making this game. Like they wanted to do something completely different with an original title, but it got reworked into a Bioshock game. Not to mention the fact that the ending of this game just leaves me with so many unanswered questions. Those aren't likely gonna get answered. Unless if the questions are answered in Burial at Sea.
2. Call of Duty, Halo, Gears of War, and any FPS that is too realisitic- These games have all the same things in common. The same gameplay, same story, and a ton of crazy people defending them since they are the 'best game ever'. Honestly. I'm not that big into first person shooter games because there's barely any story to them. The only one I managed to enjoy out of the FFP genre was Bioshock because it was trying something different with the genre. And it gave you a choice of being good or evil. Unlike most shooters where it just had you going from point A to point B just shooting the living hell out of everything. Its games like these that make me wish that FPS games would take a different route with the genre. Pulling a bioshock and having a story for the game.
1. Five Nights At Freddy's- I'm probably going to get a ton of backlash for this. I am not big onto this game. This game wasn't made for me, it was just made for those who love jumpscares to the point where they can stomach it down on a daily basic for a meal. I would have enjoyed this game if it was more on the lines of Resident evil/Silent hill. With the backstory along with the never ending speculations, that kind of a thing would work so much with a survival horror like Resident and Silent instead of it being a point and click game where you just stand around in one room trying not to get killed by the anamtronics.
5. Final Fantasy 7- Honestly, this one makes the cut because it made me feel bittersweet. It was one of the first RPG games my older brother introduced to me to the genre of the RPG. But after beating it and finding out what later happened in the game. It just made me feel questioned why I even liked this. Hell, 'the simple plot of final fantasy 7' from Starbomb sums it up how complex the story is. Sure, some of the characters are great, but it really needs to be given a break once in awhile. Honestly. There are other great RPG games that are not from Square, can you at least mention any of those on those 'top ten best lists' please? Besides. The series itself needs to be put to an end since Square really has nothing to do with the series anymore.
4. Minecraft- If there was one game that literally made me say wtf its this game. The game itself just looks like an unfinished beta game from the 90s. All you do is build stuff. The only thing good that came out of it was that South Park episode that made fun of this game. I never really understood the hype of this game. I tried playing it once, but it really didn't catch my interest on going beyond the game itself.
3. Bioshock infinite- I am a fan of Bioshock(but I cannot comment on the second one) the third one has been praised, but after playing it. It just left me with mixed emotions. Its a good game, but it feels like something was out of place when they were making this game. Like they wanted to do something completely different with an original title, but it got reworked into a Bioshock game. Not to mention the fact that the ending of this game just leaves me with so many unanswered questions. Those aren't likely gonna get answered. Unless if the questions are answered in Burial at Sea.
2. Call of Duty, Halo, Gears of War, and any FPS that is too realisitic- These games have all the same things in common. The same gameplay, same story, and a ton of crazy people defending them since they are the 'best game ever'. Honestly. I'm not that big into first person shooter games because there's barely any story to them. The only one I managed to enjoy out of the FFP genre was Bioshock because it was trying something different with the genre. And it gave you a choice of being good or evil. Unlike most shooters where it just had you going from point A to point B just shooting the living hell out of everything. Its games like these that make me wish that FPS games would take a different route with the genre. Pulling a bioshock and having a story for the game.
1. Five Nights At Freddy's- I'm probably going to get a ton of backlash for this. I am not big onto this game. This game wasn't made for me, it was just made for those who love jumpscares to the point where they can stomach it down on a daily basic for a meal. I would have enjoyed this game if it was more on the lines of Resident evil/Silent hill. With the backstory along with the never ending speculations, that kind of a thing would work so much with a survival horror like Resident and Silent instead of it being a point and click game where you just stand around in one room trying not to get killed by the anamtronics.