If You Were Asked to Recommend Just One Game, What Would It Be?
If You Were Asked to Recommend Just One Game, What Would It Be?
I'd recommend Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition. Go check it out if you haven't yet.
If you have, why don't you have a pork bun in your hand?
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Factorio, just don't expect to have a life left...
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The facory must grow, of course.
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Fallout: New Vegas. You don't need to have played any of the other ones. Obsidian did an amazing job missing some of the stumbling blocks Bethesda usually hits. Its a game you can tear through in a few hours, or spend years getting lost in.
The hardest part is letting go.
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Zelda Ocarina of Time or TOTK. Most if the Zelda games really.
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Stardew Valley
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I have 1600 hours in Elite Dangerous.
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no other game comes close to the same atmosphere. i've invested hundreds of hours and plan to buy a flightstick for elite
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If other games had the atmosphere you couldn't land on them though.
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The Mass Effect Trilogy. If that counts as 3 games, then Mass Effect 3. I just love Multiplayer.
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NieR It changed me, I resonate deeply with NieR, one of the few games that actually made me emotional
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Yeah, definitely depends on who I'm recommending to. If it's someone who's pretty familiar with games, I think it would be Elden Ring. Love the sense of exploration and discovery in that game.
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Age of empires II, I've been playing since its release 20 years ago and it's aged like a fine wine.
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Inmost. Short platformer/metroivania with a story that will crush your soul. Gameplay is good, art is great, and the story is phenomenal!!!
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Halo: Combat Evolved
I still find the odd person that never played it here and there, and yet everyone that tries it after says "Oh my god, how did I never play this game before?" and goes on to play the rest
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Outer Wilds. Yeah, you've probably all played it, but if you haven't, please do and let the rest of us watch. It is very special.
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Super Mario World.
Good variety in enemies and levels, hidden secrets, an evolving world as you progress, simple controls that are easy to understand, but also require a degree of skill to master. It's also a game that's enjoyable for ages 3-100, in my eyes it's one of the most 'perfect' games.
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It's gotta be Outer Wilds for me for sure.
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Disco Elysium
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Yeah, it's also my favorite game of all time. But I'm conflicted about recommending it to a lot of people...
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Depends who you're talking to really but I would say Borderlands 2
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Hollow knight. It is a challenging game but the gameplay and aesthetic are phenomenal.
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Skyrim.
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Ah. You're finally awake.
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Dragon Age: Origins. BioWare has the talent to fill your heart with lovely characters and their stories until it overflows with joy and care, only to stab a knife into it to make you bleed. Beautifully painful. :)
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This is a niche game and I'll look like an old fart, but Shining Force (1, 2 , 3, Gaiden) is (are) my all time favorite game(s).
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Portal: Reloaded
I think it's the single best puzzle game ever created and the fact that it's a free Portal 2 mod is astounding.
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Dark souls obviously
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Garry's mod. The content is community created and has an amazing amount of fun/ educational potential
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That's a surprisingly difficult question. Everyone has different interests, so it's hard to make a catch-all recommendation.
With that being said, I'll go with Chrono Trigger. It's a true classic with interesting characters, a solid enough story (that doesn't outstay its welcome), easily approachable gameplay, and an amazing soundtrack. It easily ranks among my favorite games of all time.
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Tetris. No explanation necessary.
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Mass Effect Legendary Edition, quickly became my favorite game of all time.
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it would be Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC