Mid-point - what's your game of the year?

[Sub_Zero]

Tough call between AFL Evolution and Injustice 2 for me. Have spent many hours playing both since their releases during May.

lolwut

 

[Xtreme]

lolwut

Actually not a troll post!!!!

I love AFL Evolution, yes it has a few teething issues (some of my problems differ from other people's complaints!), but I still find it fun to play . I've played one single default season, four seasons (1 in VFL, 3 AFL) as my created rookie pro, two seasons as Hodge, one abandoned season as Isaac Smith (so 3 listed pro careers). And presently doing my third coach career season coaching Hawthorn.

It's funny that I have spent so much time playing AFL Evolution and Injustice 2 since May........... yet they are my two most played and favourite games of 2017.

I have a Switch, but I am not interested in Zelda: BOTW at all. I wouldn't even last 5 minutes, think it's boring tbh.

 

[ep2018]

I have a Switch, but I am not interested in Zelda: BOTW at all. I wouldn't even last 5 minutes, think it's boring tbh.

I actually hate how Nintendo have changed up the Zelda formula to be more like Skyrim...

 

[ioppolo]

The only game from this year I've actually played, Resident Evil 7.

 

[00Stinger]

The only game from this year I've actually played, Resident Evil 7.

Any good?

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[Hooligan87]

Actually not a troll post!!!!

I love AFL Evolution, yes it has a few teething issues (some of my problems differ from other people's complaints!), but I still find it fun to play . I've played one single default season, four seasons (1 in VFL, 3 AFL) as my created rookie pro, two seasons as Hodge, one abandoned season as Isaac Smith (so 3 listed pro careers). And presently doing my third coach career season coaching Hawthorn.

It's funny that I have spent so much time playing AFL Evolution and Injustice 2 since May........... yet they are my two most played and favourite games of 2017.

I have a Switch, but I am not interested in Zelda: BOTW at all. I wouldn't even last 5 minutes, think it's boring tbh.

I love AFL Evolution as well. It's my favourite drink coaster.

 

[Red Black and Blue]

1. Zelda
2. Horizon
3. Daylight

 

[ioppolo]

Any good?

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Yes, old fashioned first person horror. I never felt in control of the situation right the way through.

 

[TheKanga]

Zelda BoTW followed by Prey.

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

RE:7

 

[Balony_pony16]

Horizon for me (havent played Zelda which by all reports would be right up my alley)

 

[BEaston]

PUBG!

 

[Gold Member]

PUBG.
For an online shooter it just has that quantifiable playability and replayability.

Constantly been 3rd on the steam charts behind only DOTA 2 and CS:GO. Both have which are long established titles fuelled by huge competitive scenes.

PUBG is currently dominating Twitch viewing figures.

Bear in mind this is early access at the moment and if it can deliver what is promised then we've only seen a fraction of what this game will mature into. There is scheduled full mod support for 6 months after the full release and so the sky will be the limit.

 

[Tiffsta]

I feel this has been the shittest year for games in a while
Reboots and remakes
Witcher 3 has been the only game i have played in the last few years that stoked my fire bitz

 

[beta_condition]

I feel this has been the shittest year for games in a while
Reboots and remakes
Witcher 3 has been the only game i have played in the last few years that stoked my fire bitz

Maybe you just don't like gaming anymore, this year has been incredible for releases, by far the strongest for releases in a decade.

 

[Tiffsta]

Maybe you just don't like gaming anymore, this year has been incredible for releases, by far the strongest for releases in a decade.

Good call
I have been debating myself about that

 

[Stevi_Tigers]

horizion zero dawn

 

[Vooligan]

Maybe you just don't like gaming anymore, this year has been incredible for releases, by far the strongest for releases in a decade.

That's probably me tbh. Ever since life started getting busier with work and various other commitments, I've noticed I'm sticking more with familiar games (e.g. sequels, and re-playing the older games, or new games from existing franchises) and not going out and looking for new games anymore. Out of this list, I've only played the Crash remake, which I've enjoyed. The only other games out of the list I will try and play at some point are BOTW and Resident Evil 7 - once again, both sequels or new game(s) to an existing franchise. I have tried to get into a few new games/franchises in the last 12 months or so, but I find my patience is limited with them. Unless they grab me early on, I'm unlikely to persist with them.

But saying that, there are a LOT of games coming out over the next 6-12 months which I am very keen to play.

 

[Macca81]

PUBG for me. Have pulled a few all nighters playing this game which I haven't done since WoW in 2006.

 

[revival_mode]

had a blast with Nioh

 

[The Big Sauce]

Nier: Automata is my current GOTY and it is going to take something special to knock it off.

Currently smashing Zelda which is magnificent and is lineball whether that or Persona 5 is number 2 on my list.

Horizon sits 4th because it's a damn fine game.

If I had a Switch I dare say Splatoon 2 would be 2nd or 3rd.

 

[BOMBERS 4 LIFE!!!!]

1. Zelda: Breath of The Wild
2. Horizon Zero Dawn
3. Resident Evil 7

 

[biggiemediums]

Resident Evil VII for mine.

I loved a few games this year. Platinum'd a few like VII, Nioh, Horizon etc... but none or the others gave me the enjoyment like VII.

I'm a huge classic RE fan and for me this was like a modern version of the classics. Best RE since REmake in my opinion!

 

[biggiemediums]

Zelda BoTW followed by Prey.

Good to see someone mention Prey. I'm playing it right now, the mrs bought it for my birthday. It's really good.

Better atmosphere than most horrors and it's borderline horror. Wouldn't mind a full fledged horror sequel.

 

[Donners]

No love for Cleveland Blakemore's "magnum opus", Grimoire? Certainly has the most interesting backstory of any game released this year.

I haven't seen anything which has been interesting enough to displace my interminable backlog, though I'm looking forward to Shadow of War and South Park.

Of those I have played in 2017, Shadowrun: Hong Kong is the best I've played so far, with ABZU being a pleasant surprise. The real question is which of Dragon Age: Inquisition or Fallout 4 was the bigger letdown.