OMG I totally forgot about that AvP game. I had it for PC and I remember getting my dad to buy it for me because we’re both huge fans of the alien and predator franchise. The fact that it had 3 separate single player campaigns where you could play as either creature and a human was awesome. They did a very good job on it too. It had intense firefights in the human campaign, and the predator and alien campaigns really made you feel like the creatures. They didn’t pull any punches and i remember enjoying that game fondly. Thank you for the nostalgia trip.
My dad bought it for me too. I remember embarrassing the shit out of him at the register, because I proudly proclaimed to the cashier that he was buying this, an M rated game, for me, a like 6-7 year old child lmao.
I have it on Steam, and need to revisit it again. I overlooked it when it came out because it got somewhat panned as a mediocre title, but this was back when CoD, Battlefield, and Halo were king. It seemed like almost literally any other FPS that tried something different from the status quo got mediocre reviews.
Weird how all the Predator and Aliens games are critically hated.... despite the Ps1 game's contributions to game design, and Isolation and AvP both being great.
It's the best Alien or Predator game I've ever played. I remember getting to play it online with basically the last people who were trying to do the same thing and making just enough to have a lobby
Aliens vs Predator 2 (2001) and its expansion pack did maybe an even better job. Love that game. The expansion pack had you play as a Alien / Predator hybrid.
I love games where you play as animals. Ancestors is so good even though I did not do well for the first few ‘lives’ but the trial and error aspect and being so weak nearly all the way through is what keeps it fun. Your apes are constantly learning and yet there are simple things you can miss. Can imagine why it got hate when it came out as it is quite experimental, would love to see a sequel or something similar!
Okami was my first purchase on Switch in 2019 that I only actually played and finished this year. It's a great game. If you like games where you clear some corrupted areas by fighting enemies, like in Kena The Bridge of Spirits and Hob, you might like this game too.
Ancestors: humankind odyssey was dope. people hate the game for not telling players how to progress which actually the core mechanic of the game. discovery and exploration. hope they will still be doing the sequel
I know ancestors was a very negatively reviewed game when released but lately I've been having a fun time playing it which is why I think more games should explore the concept of evolution like how ancestors did it
It's cause the reviewers who did it were absolutely not thinking one bit. Also I haven't played it on controller but that looks way more uncomfortable than using keyboard so that would bring hate
Eh. I really wanted to like it, but there were too many small things that added together made me really not like the game. The two biggest issues are the extreme simplicity of the marine life’s AI plus the humans being too over the top in how cartoonish and satirical…those two combined just kinda really killer the immersion factor of being a shark that I was so looking for. Jaws Unleashed was much better.
Wow, I can't believe Goat Simulator isn't on this list. I was expecting it to be number one. Playing as a goat in a human world where you just wreck everything. Well, it would be my number one. Followed by Stray then Maneater. I also love Destroy All Humans, but I haven't played it much.
@@JakeLYT But without the typical power fantasy game difficulty pitfall. Or rather lack of difficulty pitfall. There were moments in Carrion that had me wanting to pull my hair out, and others where I was gleefully tearing through a bunch of innocent people lol
I was sad to hear it wasn't received well. That game was top notch. I love how it still helps players and gives them tips, but I won't hold your hand ever. Good game.
Far Cry Primal had a couple of side missions where you play as a wooly mammoth. A few interesting levels at least. I didn't care for a lot about that game but those were an enjoyable break.
@@Elcomedordepan Instructions? That game was particularly sparse on direction. They tutorialized the very beginning, showing you how to survive and breed, and basically said "good luck."
I really like Spore and the Eternal Cylinder. Not sure if they count. Also, Evolve. The game wasn't great but had bog potential. Moving around as a kaiju was fun.
So glad to see that AVP game get some love! Always been one of my favorite games and I'd love a modern version of it, preferably something new but I'd be happy with a remaster or remake even
I just bought ancestors the humankind odyssey on the Xbox black friday sale. I remember watching RadBrad play through it a few years ago. Really cool idea of a game even if the execution wasn't the best. Hopefully it gets a sequel.
@@mosesdouglas4325 it was fun, I think people are adhd and need tons of graphics and flashy mechanics at their face for their brains to register anything
@@cetus835 it looks like something I'd like but like ice said been on the fence. I really like the concept. And I hear you on that. Graphics while important are not everything. Appreciate the heads up. Btw really like your thumbnail too
i finished the game, its certainly fun, just one main criticism (i have more but this is the biggest) is that its not very replayable, once you finish it or get close to finishing it once its extremely boring the next time around, cos you basically do the exact same things
You nailed number one. I've been playing this game since it came out on every system it's been on. The game is beautiful and there is always some new stuff to discover even after you've played the game a few times.
Holy crap. I'm actually playing Okami right now. Always surprising to hear about since you hardly hear about it. It's really fun and absolutely gorgeous.
Wow, Okami was number one! That game will always be a special game in my heart. Especially the ending boss battle, that part always makes me cry and then cheer out.
I would LOVE to be a fly on the wall in the game ranx HQ when you guys are putting together these lists. Hearing Falcon talk about destroy all humans always bring so much joy lol
I feel like Stray, Evil West and the latest Need For Speed Unbound are good examples that the industry is slowly correcting itself. The studios are starting to realize that games are about having fun first and foremost. We were stuck in a rut of games with gigantic open worlds with way too many things on the mini map and an overabundance of things to do. Assassin's Creed Valhalla seems like the epitome of that. While I really like Origins, it didn't feel like an Assassin's Creed game. It was a great game but it does kind of embody the issue of an overload of information. The subsequent games in the series got progressively worse about it. Valhalla would have been an amazing game if there was more emphasis on stealth and if they kept it a bit more simple. The recent God of War reboots really nailed this for me. Just an on the rails game with awesome mechanics, story and the perfect length. As an adult with a bunch of other things going on in my life, it's nice to have a more straightforward experience. If I can't play for a week that's no problem in God of War. If I do the same in Assassin's Creed, I get confused about what my objective even was. Hopefully the industry starts reeling that stuff back. Some games should have a ton of content and giant open world. But not every game needs this. Sometimes a smaller, tight knit narrative and on the rails experience is just better.
I feel like High on Life is another example of this, the developers had a bunch of fun making the game and really it enhanced the experience soooo much more.
@@pixelgamer4985 yeah I have been thoroughly enjoying that one. It feels like a game from like the late 2000s. It's refreshing to see something weird like that for once.
Tokyo Jungle is soooo good. Some friends and I got addicted to it for a while back in the day and I'd love to see a spiritual successor or remake some day because I think it could probably find more of an audience on PS5/xbsx than it did on PS3 since PS3 was still not quite as strong as the 360 when it came out so it kinda went under the radar as far as anyone I've met at least.
@@sidneyvandykeii3169 that could maybe work, as they really were able to interpret the feeling of being an animal probably better than almost anything I can remember, but I do worry about the tone difference (Stray being more adventure vs Tokyo Jungle being more stealth/survival) if they were at the helm.
An incredibly unique and neatly selected list, thanks Falcon. I would add Darksiders franchise to it which player is playing as one of the horsemen of apocalypse in a world full of humans/angels/demons.
Godzilla king of the monsters for ps/Xbox is a super dope game I don’t hear anyone talk about. Multiplayer, every monster has different move sets, including the different godzillas, from all eras of Toho to the modern legendary films 10/10 goofy game
Anyone else remember Mr. Mosquito? I’ll never forget my dad letting my cousins and I get it at Family Video in Muskegon, Michigan, in the early 2000’s and we all (my dad included) got into trouble because we were playing the chick-in-the-bathtub mission when my mom came downstairs. 😂 Better days.
Oh dear god, I had shivers when Gameranx mentioned the Destroy All Humans games because those were my childhood games... Ah the memory of the chunky Ps2s, and the gameplay of turning "bovines" into clouds of green dust. You gotta love the originals.
I’ve never played Destroyed All Humans but thank you for including that clip in this video.. that narration in that game was the voice actor of Billy from The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy and more importantly, he was Zim in Invader Zim. Richard Horvitz
2:53 Ive never heard of this game, but at one point (some 15 years ago) I had a pet tarantula called Rosae (she was a chilean rose, hence the name) and a scorpion (who was a little d*ck) called Jim. I miss em both, yes, even Jim. :)
2 games I think are worth mentioning as well, though from my childhood PS2-era (both 2003) -Dogs Life (Frontier Development) -Whiplash (Eidos/Crystal Dynamics) Both games actually do handle serious topics, albeit in a sometimes goofy, original way
Would love to see a wee addition to your videos like this. Have a window in the bottom corner of the video that has what platforms it is on, like you do with the new games of the month. Love the content
Imagine playing a game like Corpse Party but you are one of the ghosts and you can either choose to help the humans or be the main villain of the story.
I can’t wait for there to be a “Maneater” sequel. Especially with more easter egg references, boss challenges, and best of all, evolutionary powers and abilities.😁😁😁
So happy to hear praise for AVP 2010. Me and my gaming buddies got it on release (lol paid full price) but I loved the single player, and the multiplayer in private lobbies was so much fun.
They aren't animals, they're mutated humans with animal characteristics. Great game though. I particularly liked the mix of real-time movement and turn-based combat.
I'm glad Tokyo Jungle made the list. My buddies and I discovered that game years ago and we were obsessed with it for a while, but I've never heard anyone else talks about it.
I would have added Sim Ant for PC/Mac and SNES. Taking over the yard and then eventually the human house was a fantastic game growing up. I know Empire of the Undergrowth is getting there, but there’s no survival mode with yard/house takeover yet.
I played maneater for a bit when it was free on epic, but it was so grindy that I was done with it quickly. I spent around 4 hours in the opening area and was well off from being able to progress.
Okami as Top 1 is just beautiful. This game is so underrated. It's a literal masterpiece of Storytelling and brings so many unique mechanics into the gameplay, and they are not random, because everything is carefully placed within the story's theme. Way back I actually used this Game for a College work-presentation, and it got me full marks!
Goat simulator deserves more love and attention.
I was thinking where is goat simulator
Wow that’s what I was thinking when I read the title
I Am Fish & Octodad are notable ones too
And man eater
Deer simulator guys
Completely forgot about that alien and predator game until now. Man that game was fun as hell.
Yep
We weren't ready for it's greatness at the time
It's on sale for like $2 on Steam right now 🙌
Was that sobad???
And Brutal
OMG I totally forgot about that AvP game. I had it for PC and I remember getting my dad to buy it for me because we’re both huge fans of the alien and predator franchise. The fact that it had 3 separate single player campaigns where you could play as either creature and a human was awesome. They did a very good job on it too. It had intense firefights in the human campaign, and the predator and alien campaigns really made you feel like the creatures. They didn’t pull any punches and i remember enjoying that game fondly. Thank you for the nostalgia trip.
My dad bought it for me too. I remember embarrassing the shit out of him at the register, because I proudly proclaimed to the cashier that he was buying this, an M rated game, for me, a like 6-7 year old child lmao.
It's on sale for $2 on Steam right now 🙌
You can play it on next/current Gen. Sadly multiplayer is dead but damn is it fun to just slaughter humans after a long day of work
I have it on Steam, and need to revisit it again. I overlooked it when it came out because it got somewhat panned as a mediocre title, but this was back when CoD, Battlefield, and Halo were king. It seemed like almost literally any other FPS that tried something different from the status quo got mediocre reviews.
Weird how all the Predator and Aliens games are critically hated.... despite the Ps1 game's contributions to game design, and Isolation and AvP both being great.
The 360 Alien vs Predator game is such an underrated gem, made me genuinely happy to see it on this list 🔥
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It's an amazing game
Funny how the two best "Aliens" games were published by SEGA...
It's on sale on Steam for $2 RIGHT NOW 🙌
It's the best Alien or Predator game I've ever played. I remember getting to play it online with basically the last people who were trying to do the same thing and making just enough to have a lobby
Aliens vs Predator 2 (2001) and its expansion pack did maybe an even better job. Love that game. The expansion pack had you play as a Alien / Predator hybrid.
Primal Hunt, man those were the days, the community servers were full 247. If they remade that would buy instantly
It's on sale for $2 on Steam right now 🙌
Not maybe, it's a vastly superior game to the one in this list.
Primal Hunt singleplayer is aweful imo
@@JakeLYT you have now said it's on sale on steam on multiple comments, talking about different games...
Moron 🤦♂️
I love games where you play as animals.
Ancestors is so good even though I did not do well for the first few ‘lives’ but the trial and error aspect and being so weak nearly all the way through is what keeps it fun. Your apes are constantly learning and yet there are simple things you can miss. Can imagine why it got hate when it came out as it is quite experimental, would love to see a sequel or something similar!
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@@gameranxTVCarry On? Carrion...
Okami was my first purchase on Switch in 2019 that I only actually played and finished this year. It's a great game. If you like games where you clear some corrupted areas by fighting enemies, like in Kena The Bridge of Spirits and Hob, you might like this game too.
Hey Falcon, hope you and the rest of gameranx enjoyed thanksgiving. I'm going to be waiting for 10 game sequels which sucked [part 3].
We did. -falcon
"Ahh I'm a Bison. I wonder where the people are!" That is actually hilarious and Falcon does not get enough credit. Hahahaha
Ancestors: humankind odyssey was dope. people hate the game for not telling players how to progress which actually the core mechanic of the game. discovery and exploration.
hope they will still be doing the sequel
The sequel is already scripted, but production hasn't started yet, because they are working on other things.
@@fransthefox9682 that's great to know
I really loved Stray, especially as a massive cat person. It's my personal GOTY, even if it's not the game I had the most fun playing this year.
I had to stop after the first boss lol it kept spawning things on top of me so I couldn't get out
Deadly Creatures is actually a really dope game. And with voice acting from Billy Bob Thornton and Dennis Hopper, how can you go wrong?
I know ancestors was a very negatively reviewed game when released but lately I've been having a fun time playing it which is why I think more games should explore the concept of evolution like how ancestors did it
It's cause the reviewers who did it were absolutely not thinking one bit. Also I haven't played it on controller but that looks way more uncomfortable than using keyboard so that would bring hate
The negative reviews are from babies who expected to have their hands held the entire time, not challenged.
0:45 Maneater
1:35 AvP 2010
2:43 Deadly Creatures
3:58 Destroy All Humans 1 & 2
5:48 Tokyo Jungle
7:03 Untitled Goose Game
8:05 Carrion
9:06 Stray
10:28 Ancestors: Humankind Odyssey
11:42 Okami
Thanks
Thanks, annoying they dont do it themselves
Thanks
Maneater is criminally underrated! Had an absolute blast completing that game. A simple but a bit emotional story!
I platinum that masterpiece 👌
I got every trophy in that masterpiece
This game could be a master piece but is so short and simple.. and bad optimized 😪
@@zamboni6772 lmao badly optimized? It ran on my shitty gamer laptop with way below the minimum system requirements
Eh. I really wanted to like it, but there were too many small things that added together made me really not like the game. The two biggest issues are the extreme simplicity of the marine life’s AI plus the humans being too over the top in how cartoonish and satirical…those two combined just kinda really killer the immersion factor of being a shark that I was so looking for.
Jaws Unleashed was much better.
Wow, I can't believe Goat Simulator isn't on this list. I was expecting it to be number one. Playing as a goat in a human world where you just wreck everything. Well, it would be my number one. Followed by Stray then Maneater. I also love Destroy All Humans, but I haven't played it much.
I'm so glad you mentioned Carrion. That was my instant thought when I saw the title. Amazing game.
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Fantastic game. I don't know if they'll bring the Christmas map back this year.
Best power fantasy 🙌
@@JakeLYT But without the typical power fantasy game difficulty pitfall. Or rather lack of difficulty pitfall. There were moments in Carrion that had me wanting to pull my hair out, and others where I was gleefully tearing through a bunch of innocent people lol
The fact that Goat Simulator was not even included as an honorable mention, feels like Falcon has trolled me.
Everything he said about Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is 100% accurate, and I'm glad people are starting to come around to it.
That game disappointed me that’s the only game i tried to get a refund on Xbox live for i was expecting something way different
I was sad to hear it wasn't received well. That game was top notch. I love how it still helps players and gives them tips, but I won't hold your hand ever. Good game.
@@iSpitGame well do your research on games before you buy🤷♂️
@@kentdecoster7870 i did but the game still sucked
Far Cry Primal had a couple of side missions where you play as a wooly mammoth. A few interesting levels at least. I didn't care for a lot about that game but those were an enjoyable break.
as the list counted down i was getting increasingly worried that okami wouldnt be here lol. it deserves number 1 so i'm glad its there.
I think Goat Simulator should atleast get an honorable mention
Tokyo Jungle is really interesting, but I could never get past the points where toxic gas overtakes the level.
you just need to use a stronger animal.
@@Elcomedordepan You only get access to a fuckin Pomeranian at the start lol.
@@ledumpsterfire6474 what if i told you you can just unlock all the different animals if you just listen to the instructions?
@@Elcomedordepan Instructions? That game was particularly sparse on direction. They tutorialized the very beginning, showing you how to survive and breed, and basically said "good luck."
@@ledumpsterfire6474game said “skill issue”
I really like Spore and the Eternal Cylinder. Not sure if they count.
Also, Evolve. The game wasn't great but had bog potential. Moving around as a kaiju was fun.
neither of those take place in a human world
Okami is one of my favorite games growing up. Such a great game with amazing atmosphere
So glad to see that AVP game get some love! Always been one of my favorite games and I'd love a modern version of it, preferably something new but I'd be happy with a remaster or remake even
Okami is one of the best gaming experiences I've ever had! Thanks for putting this gem on the number one spot guys! 🎮🙌💖
I LOVEEE OKAMI I PLAYED IT ALL THE TIME WHEN I WAS LIKE 7
@@goeatabagel1117 It's an amazing game! Still holds up today...🎮💖🙌
@@colinlakerveld yes
Stretching these video topics yet still hitting it on the head. Love it!
Hard agree! Such a weird list, but falcon nailed it. This is why I love gameranx
Shelter 1/2/3 are short indie games of wild animals and their cubs trying to survive. Worth mentioning because its artstyle is really cute.
Would've been really surprised if Stray had not made this list.
I've alway's wanted to play Okami but never got the chance.
@Gamers Lobby
We'll just have to wait & see. Oo.
I just bought ancestors the humankind odyssey on the Xbox black friday sale. I remember watching RadBrad play through it a few years ago. Really cool idea of a game even if the execution wasn't the best. Hopefully it gets a sequel.
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on the fence on that game but glad to see someone say its fun at least
@@mosesdouglas4325 it was fun, I think people are adhd and need tons of graphics and flashy mechanics at their face for their brains to register anything
@@cetus835 it looks like something I'd like but like ice said been on the fence. I really like the concept. And I hear you on that. Graphics while important are not everything. Appreciate the heads up. Btw really like your thumbnail too
i finished the game, its certainly fun, just one main criticism (i have more but this is the biggest) is that its not very replayable, once you finish it or get close to finishing it once its extremely boring the next time around, cos you basically do the exact same things
You nailed number one. I've been playing this game since it came out on every system it's been on. The game is beautiful and there is always some new stuff to discover even after you've played the game a few times.
Holy crap. I'm actually playing Okami right now. Always surprising to hear about since you hardly hear about it. It's really fun and absolutely gorgeous.
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Hey, I played Deadly Creatures on the Wii when I was younger! I played the scorpion parts and my sister played the tarantula parts. 🦂
Wow, Okami was number one! That game will always be a special game in my heart. Especially the ending boss battle, that part always makes me cry and then cheer out.
I really loved Stray since I own 2 cats, and with that ending that hints of a sequel I now want a Stray game where we play as a dog.
I would LOVE to be a fly on the wall in the game ranx HQ when you guys are putting together these lists. Hearing Falcon talk about destroy all humans always bring so much joy lol
I feel like Stray, Evil West and the latest Need For Speed Unbound are good examples that the industry is slowly correcting itself. The studios are starting to realize that games are about having fun first and foremost. We were stuck in a rut of games with gigantic open worlds with way too many things on the mini map and an overabundance of things to do.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla seems like the epitome of that. While I really like Origins, it didn't feel like an Assassin's Creed game. It was a great game but it does kind of embody the issue of an overload of information. The subsequent games in the series got progressively worse about it. Valhalla would have been an amazing game if there was more emphasis on stealth and if they kept it a bit more simple. The recent God of War reboots really nailed this for me. Just an on the rails game with awesome mechanics, story and the perfect length. As an adult with a bunch of other things going on in my life, it's nice to have a more straightforward experience. If I can't play for a week that's no problem in God of War. If I do the same in Assassin's Creed, I get confused about what my objective even was.
Hopefully the industry starts reeling that stuff back. Some games should have a ton of content and giant open world. But not every game needs this. Sometimes a smaller, tight knit narrative and on the rails experience is just better.
I feel like High on Life is another example of this, the developers had a bunch of fun making the game and really it enhanced the experience soooo much more.
@@pixelgamer4985 yeah I have been thoroughly enjoying that one. It feels like a game from like the late 2000s. It's refreshing to see something weird like that for once.
Love the Tokyo Jungle shoutout. That was really fun working your way up from a cat to a cheetah!
Tokyo Jungle is soooo good. Some friends and I got addicted to it for a while back in the day and I'd love to see a spiritual successor or remake some day because I think it could probably find more of an audience on PS5/xbsx than it did on PS3 since PS3 was still not quite as strong as the 360 when it came out so it kinda went under the radar as far as anyone I've met at least.
Yes please. Maybe remake it with the same guys who made Stray?
@@sidneyvandykeii3169 that could maybe work, as they really were able to interpret the feeling of being an animal probably better than almost anything I can remember, but I do worry about the tone difference (Stray being more adventure vs Tokyo Jungle being more stealth/survival) if they were at the helm.
Having Zim yelling at me the whole time really made me enjoy it all the more. Lol
I'm talking about Destroy All Humans of course lol
The main reason I watched this was to see if Tokyo Jungle made it on the list. Thank you.
I played Okami SOOO much back on the PS3. It is a timeless classic that has aged very well, imo.
An incredibly unique and neatly selected list, thanks Falcon. I would add Darksiders franchise to it which player is playing as one of the horsemen of apocalypse in a world full of humans/angels/demons.
Godzilla king of the monsters for ps/Xbox is a super dope game I don’t hear anyone talk about. Multiplayer, every monster has different move sets, including the different godzillas, from all eras of Toho to the modern legendary films 10/10 goofy game
Anyone else remember Mr. Mosquito? I’ll never forget my dad letting my cousins and I get it at Family Video in Muskegon, Michigan, in the early 2000’s and we all (my dad included) got into trouble because we were playing the chick-in-the-bathtub mission when my mom came downstairs. 😂 Better days.
Played the demo and liked it but couldn't find a copy of it.
Okami was such a fun game! I liked it so much that I named my panzer vulpaphyla in Warframe Amaterasu.
Oh dear god, I had shivers when Gameranx mentioned the Destroy All Humans games because those were my childhood games... Ah the memory of the chunky Ps2s, and the gameplay of turning "bovines" into clouds of green dust. You gotta love the originals.
If number 1 isn't stray
Was it stray?
Not watching yet. It better be Stray
It’s a robot world tho
That wasn’t a human world ??
Number 3
I’ve never played Destroyed All Humans but thank you for including that clip in this video.. that narration in that game was the voice actor of Billy from The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy and more importantly, he was Zim in Invader Zim. Richard Horvitz
Video with best architecture/buildings etc? ^^
Thanks for your suggestion
2:53 Ive never heard of this game, but at one point (some 15 years ago) I had a pet tarantula called Rosae (she was a chilean rose, hence the name) and a scorpion (who was a little d*ck) called Jim. I miss em both, yes, even Jim. :)
2 games I think are worth mentioning as well, though from my childhood PS2-era (both 2003)
-Dogs Life (Frontier Development)
-Whiplash (Eidos/Crystal Dynamics)
Both games actually do handle serious topics, albeit in a sometimes goofy, original way
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Dogs life is a good one 👍
Dogs Life was such a fun game, i miss playing it
Ancestors the humankind odyssey is my favourite survival game, such a good game.
Never been this fast to a video
Woo nice
Deadly creatures was probably the weirdest game I've ever played lol.
Yea can’t wait to finish this I love gamranx
Edit:awsome video
Would love to see a wee addition to your videos like this. Have a window in the bottom corner of the video that has what platforms it is on, like you do with the new games of the month. Love the content
Doom?
Imagine playing a game like Corpse Party but you are one of the ghosts and you can either choose to help the humans or be the main villain of the story.
What about earth? You play as a human in a non human world.
Did you read the title? That has nothing to do with the video subject
@@JonhTheGamer it's a joke bud
Not a fan of goat simulator but definitely is a pillar for animal games and a was massive success.
Early as fuck 😂
Nice
I can’t wait for there to be a “Maneater” sequel. Especially with more easter egg references, boss challenges, and best of all, evolutionary powers and abilities.😁😁😁
so glad you mentioned okami, one of my favorites of all time
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So happy to hear praise for AVP 2010. Me and my gaming buddies got it on release (lol paid full price) but I loved the single player, and the multiplayer in private lobbies was so much fun.
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Now you did me dirty. How haven’t you included the ratatouille game in the ps2 that thing was a masterpiece.
Great list! I forgot about a few of these games. Now I need to go back and find Okami.
Let's not forget about Mutant Year Zero Road to Eden, that was very interesting and fun game
They aren't animals, they're mutated humans with animal characteristics.
Great game though. I particularly liked the mix of real-time movement and turn-based combat.
"AH IM A BISON, IM REALLY WONDERING WHERE THE PEOPLE ARE"🤣🤣 im dead af
So many good games I've never knew about. I have heard of, Squirrel with a Gun!
I was just talking about AvP yesterday. Like I said then, I'd love to see a mashup with Jurassic Park, AvPvJP.
4:47 He Sound Like Billy From Grim Adventures Of Billy && Mandy😂😂😂
"No scorpions, anything but scorpions. I f***ing hate scorpions."
- Me and every other rational human being.
Avp definitely deserves a remaster, reboot, remake, re-something. I loveeed that game honestly.
OKAMI IS MY FAVORITE GAME OF ALL TIME
Honorable mentions for this category, war of the monster and rampage 🙏
Okami was so good even Zelda used it’s base concept in twilight princess
Man that AVP game was wild.
Predators were stupid OP
I'm glad Tokyo Jungle made the list. My buddies and I discovered that game years ago and we were obsessed with it for a while, but I've never heard anyone else talks about it.
Billy Bob and Dennis Hopper sounded so happy and enthusiastic in that game lol.
4:43 nobody noticed thats the voice of Billy from Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy😂
Also invader zim, which makes more sence
I love that you bring those titles back to the flashlight. Awesome stuff.
I remember playing Okami on PS2 when it first came out. There are few magical games I have played, and Okami is undoubtedly one of them.
If there is ever gonna be a part 2 of this remember to put goat simulator in it
"I am Fish" also a great and beautiful game too, literally u became each fish in a group try to reunited again.
I would have added Sim Ant for PC/Mac and SNES. Taking over the yard and then eventually the human house was a fantastic game growing up.
I know Empire of the Undergrowth is getting there, but there’s no survival mode with yard/house takeover yet.
I played maneater for a bit when it was free on epic, but it was so grindy that I was done with it quickly. I spent around 4 hours in the opening area and was well off from being able to progress.
AVP as Predator is awesome, i hope they make a VR mod for it!
AVP was the best Alien and Predator game. I really wish we could get a sequel.
Ancestors is one of the most underrated games I think to ever be made.
Thanks for showing some love to carion. Loved it so much.
#7 - I'd recognize that voice anywhere that's Invader Zim!!!! Loved that show!!!!👽👽👽🛸🛸🛸
Did I hear Richard Horvitz? Very appropriate, a+ casting!
Hell yeah 👍. Okami is literally one it the greatest games ever. Definitely in my top 3.
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Some other hidden gems; Styx master of shadows and Stubbs the zombie. Great games! ☺️
im surprised Goat simulator wasnt on this list since its probably the best of this type of genre
You guys should do a 10 best games that’s been forgotten
Okami as Top 1 is just beautiful. This game is so underrated. It's a literal masterpiece of Storytelling and brings so many unique mechanics into the gameplay, and they are not random, because everything is carefully placed within the story's theme. Way back I actually used this Game for a College work-presentation, and it got me full marks!
I know it’s not confirmed, but I’m pretty sure Octodad isn’t actually human.
+1 for Maneater - the narration in that game is HIGHLARIOUS!