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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- A select few games are held back from greatness by a handful of smaller issues.
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Finally some well deserved love for AC Unity. This game is amazing. The Bugs at launch were primarily in the co op mode for me atleast. The Single-Player was absolutely amazing.
Just recently starting playing it again on the rog ally and playing it at 60fps man if this game got a modern day update on consoles it would be amazing criminally underrated assassins creed
AC Unity deserves a remaster or even a remake.
Unity parkour was the best AC ever did and I loved the hidden crossbow bolt gadget! The only thing I didn’t love was the melee combat was really really slow. Speed it up and I think it would be my fav AC
I got lucky with the launch on this game and I had zero issues technically. Always thought it was one of it not the best AC games.
Frrrr idk why people hated it so much I loved playing this ac
I actually enjoyed the boring, random missions in GTA V, because it just immersed me into the city and offered some respite between the insane, zany, explosive stuff
Completely agreed. Sometimes its nice to have small missions like that.
Same. Just adds more of an unexpected experience to an overwhelmingly amazing story / game. One of the few modern games that I played all the way through twice! Watching videos of it makes me want to give it a 3rd run, I'm ready for more virtual Yoga!!! 😹😹😹
Yep. Putting GTA V on this list was nothing but comment bait.
@@SpealerI always thought that's a big part of what GTA is all about big, high action heists and conspiracies with long setups where your sneaking in places undercover to do purposefully boring ordinary jobs while your scoping places out and gathering intel, like mopping floors at Life Invader etc. And some of the best parts of San Andreas was the mundane life sim elements like going to the gym!
I really hated the yoga mission and the mission like it. The low rider car dance mission or the dancing to the button timing on the beach in Sanandras. The gym stuff. All just felt like filler in the game.
For me the Dishonored series (1 2 and the DLC) are as close to perfection as you can get (for me personally anyway) the story, the mood, the lore, the graphics and gameplay all flawless. One of my all time favourite game series
ok but for that series it needs a flaw
Me too, for me it's almost perfect. The story, the ability and the low tone graphic. The whole environment feels like a chill vibe.
Completely agree
Once u play dishonoured every game you play after becomes a disappointment because you're co mparing it to the gold standard
The bad thing about Dishonored 1 for me is that you can finish it very fast..
The way the characters animated from sprinting> crouching> prone in MGSV still blows my mind. Never finished the game but still enjoyed my time with it.
MGSV?
@@alphamineronmetal gear solid v
I've put so many hours into that game and I still love watch the character go from crouch walking to crawling it's just so smooth
Assassin's Creed Unity was one of the AC first games I owned. Fortunately, I had bought it in the time where most of the bugs had been fixed, and I must say, I really really enjoyed it. Especially the stealth and parkour.
Also the Berserker Blades. Those were fun.
It was my first AC game. After I beat it I immediately got the first 3 games. Now I’ve played every mainline game except for Odyssey, Valhalla, & Mirage
Who cares man
@@danieljones3846no one asked u mate
T.I.T
If the story wasn't absolute garbage, it could have been the best AC game ever made
I loved Unity, they had the best parkour and stealth mechanics in my opinion. Not only that but the detail they put into the monuments in France allowed the French government to use the games scans of Notre Dame to rebuild and restore it to what it was after it had tragically caught fire.
and the game ending speech was fucking beautiful. i guess I got lucky bc I didn't play it at release and when I finally played it there wasn't any bugs
You mean one of the slowest parkour? Stealth does work well though and the environment is well detailed.
@@MachuPicchu95honestly I liked the slower parkour. Felt a bit more realistic for me personally.
Good stealth would require AI that doesn't just idly watch as you stab every living thing in its line of sight and then waits for you to walk up to them and stab them too. It's ridiculous how they don't react to anything whatsoever, you can just stab whoever you want whenever you want with impunity.
I love unity and had the weirdest experience with it because when I played it on Launch I never experienced any of the bugs others did... and was baffled when I saw the reviews calling it a buggy mess.
The issue I had with GTA 5 was not the mundane missions, but the fact that you essentially have no money until the game is over.
Utilizing the stock market you can have more money than you would ever need but that means playing through all of the missions with very few upgrades. Then once you have all the fruits of your labor, there’s not much to do with them besides the few side quests you never got around to.
One game that i would put in this list is Sleeping Dogs. It doesn’t do anything perfectly but it does everything almost perfect. If it could just refine certain bits and pieces it would be a masterpiece. Gmanlives made a video on it and said the same thing. Nevertheless one of the funnest games Ive ever played. Replayed it several times and had a blast. Hope they revisit that series soon!
Played it on PC, PS3 and PS4 and it's easily one of my all time favourites. The shooting wasn't good and driving was a little wonky but the game is such a fantastic classic. It's awesome that it started out as True Crime Hong Kong. Hopefully one day we get a sequel
And man what a really great story it had
Dead Space (2008) Asteroid shooting still haunts me and I'm glad Remake fixed it. Man i can't say how many times I failed in that level until i accidentally was able to pass it.
The first time I played that mission, it reminded me of a similar mission way back on the SEGA MegaDrive/Genesis. One of the last missions on Michael Jacksons (weird) Moonwalker game level 6-2 (I just had to google it).
I don't get it to this day what people's problem is with that mission. Just aim, do 1-2 shots, move to next. It was really so simple
The mission was simple, the achievement was not
Man that section of chapter 4 can burn in hell
@@Hahnfruh It throws TOO many asteroids at me and I can't keep track for every single piece. I literally cannot do that mission without taking damage unless you wanna be a professional. It is a boring point-n-click turret garbage, just like the one from Resident Evil 5.
Mass Effect trilogy is my personal favorite games ever. I replay them once and a while with the legendary edition on PS5. Playing through all 3 back to back is such an amazing story to get into and the characters are so good.
I wish I could erase my memory and play those for the first time again.
ME3's ending wasn't bad at all. Eliminating the universe's greatest threat by synthesizing humans.
I thought the ME3 ending was pretty damn awesome. Life is not always fairy tales with happy endings and I’m glad the game creators decided to go with the ending choices. Mass effect series is my favourite series ever!
It's among some of my favorite video games of all time too, so many good memories and the citadel dlc was fantastic. I really hope they don't mess up the upcoming game. Andromeda could've been something but the story didn't have that same energy to it and the characters were less interesting .
I remember replaying all three just to get multiple endings, not to mention a replay on the ps4. Is the legendary edition on ps5 good?
I've been waiting to upgrade for a while, to let sony iron out bugs, hopefully get a bit cheaper etc
thinking legendary mass effect and the new horizon zero dawn....
but that will have to wait until $$ are stable, lol
i love the mundane stuff in gta- i feel like the weird diversions like towing cars are what make it stand out and i'd hate if they never had those side activities/weird little minigames
Yeah this guy has no clue what he is talking about . All those things is what makes gta fun . The one thing I hated was the Martian battle. That was stupid .
@@christiansoldier77 I agree, I loved all of the missions he talked about. The martian stuff though is the actual pain in the ass
@@christiansoldier77it's just one person's opinion, relax
I like it too. If you come from the 3D universe to the HD universe I understand why many people find it annoying but it helps a lot with grounding the player in the more realistic world of the HDU. I also like the slower dialogue heavy missions in Rockstar’s games since they usually add a lot of character information and development.
This list definitley deserves a part II!
So many games to mention, from the Last of US , Alan Wake & Read Dead Redemption to COD MW & Max Payne III.
Just jumped back into Cyberpunk with the DLC launch and this game would’ve been game of the year if it released in this state
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Idk how hard it would be to fill out the list, but it would be cool to see a list of games like Unity, that are regarded much better now. As someone who is playing a lot of "older" games because they were out of gaming for a while, relying on research (critic scores, rankings on forums, etc) can hurt such games, because people generally aren't updating from their first takes. Because of Gameranx, I plan on playing Unity at some point.
I'm in a similar boat to you I was born in the late eighties and played a lot of games throughout the 90 until about 2005. Haven't played much at all since but recently found some good deals on games and got a bunch of PS3 Xbox 360 games and a few others
I personally thought the "bad" part of marvels spiderman was the stealth. They made this super in depth stealth system but in enemy bases the enemies see you after wave 1 no matter what, and the stealth challenges are hit with strict time limits that make it impossible to deviate from almost frame perfect paths to get gold.
And the MJ gameplay...Those were annoying.
MJ missions are shoehorned in there to remind you that it is not game of the year material
@@STARPHASE MJ is worst female character ever. Poor dumb spidey...
I have to agree, both on the stealth and the MJ missions, but I also think that the swinging wasn't as great as it could have been. Both Spider-Man 2 and Web of Shadows did some nice things with swinging that Marvel's Spider-man just doesn't. Especially the fact that you can't really f up swings close to the ground or do loops even when technically fast enough are a bit sad. I will say, however, that Marvel's Spider-Man is a lot better in the MJ department than its successor at least.
ME3 citadel dlc had me all chocked up, it was fun and light hearted and super emotional.
When I played AC Unity the first time at launch on PS4, and everytime since I never came into any of the game breaking bugs that others ran into. I'm happy that the game is finally getting the respect it deserves even if it almost 10 years later.
When did you play it for the first time? I started playing it this year. Only the co-op missions are broken so I avoided them. For some reason I am unable to swing my sword when I try to fight an enemy. The enemy also had their swords out but they just stare at me. It is really annoying when the game won't do what I want it to do.
I did get stuck on a ladder which made me fail a mission.
Same. I only had some pretty bad bugs during some co-op missions, but only did like 2. Outside of some flying baskets with apples (because the holder was scared and run) I never had any issues. They were really ahead of their time with that game. And sadly never did again.
@@rakuloeDid you have the bug where combat wasn't working in co-op?
parkour is inconsistent due to object placement more so than parkour itself, patches and especially mods never fixed that. while messing around in the city is fine for the most part, strangely enough all the weirdness comes in the missions. the rest of the game is simply unfinished, Arno does not even talk in moments you would expect him to. so... yay it is a great game to run around without any purpose..
@@zachtwilightwindwaker596 back during launch in 2014
As for Spider-Man, I can deal with those repeat side missions, played enough games that had this, but the Mary Jane and Miles sneaking around parts did it for me.
I think he nailed it: the open world looks so cool... but there is nothing to do except these copy+paste quick missions and zip around.
But I agree with you on the sneaking missions. It's as annoying as the follow missions on AC Black Flag.
I think Spider-Man 2 did a better job with having a good amount of balance where as the first game had way too many MJ missions, Spider-Man 2 was significantly better with how it handled them. The downside with SM2 is that is then got rid of the more difficult to find collectibles which made it way too easy to platinum.
SM2 49 hours from 0-100% Not terrible but could have been better.
Ugh I hated the side character sneaking missions as well
@@tdevries4290 Exactly. Slows the pace of the game up, and the moment you're caught they instantly give up
I struggled with this part as well & it annoyed me how fanboys ignored it...
~For me the annoying part was alot of moves werent Smooth...
In Arkham Knight you could learn the combo moves for every gadget/move etc.
Like hold LB & B instread of opening the gadget wheel and highlighting the freeze grenade.
Rocksteady shoulda made a Batman Arkham vs Justiceleague singleplayer.
Not the garbage Live Sevice game that will be dead on arrival just like the other Gotham game.
~~~Plus it's a cop out that we are attacking the JLA cause they are mind controlled..how lame..
Why not just because Amanda Walller hates them... SHe shoulda did it with 1 hero we play as similar ot batman.
Maybe Deathstroke or Azrael,,Nightwing,,Catman or Catwoman i dunno......
I have only been watching the gameranx channel for a bit over a year but they are definitely the most professional gamer channel out there I reckon well done
It took 9 years but AC Unity is finally living down its infamous release and getting some respect. I first played it in 2018, so I missed all the technical problems, and it's always been one of my favorite AC's.
Funny that you upload this, I've installed Unity a couple of days ago and I love it. You can feel this is true Assassins Creed, not like the new RPGs.
Combat is very cool and consistent. Gadgets, customization, riddles, cool finishes, etc. The sequence of the creed accepting you, the hideout with the secret rooms, the graphics.
It's finally time to play it.
BioShock comes first to my mind as a game that was one step from perfect, best game of a generation, till the final boss
RIGHT!! That guy was the WORST!
Almost as bad as the soul crushing escort mission that inexplicably precedes the final boss 😅
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Honestly. I agree that weapon degradation can really be annoying, but if it's done right like in Oblivian where you can fix your own gear and even improve it past 100 if you get your skill with repair high enough that it could be more interesting
For me Arkham Asylum is the best one. I love city, I love Knight except for the end of the story. But Asylum gave you the creepy atmosphere of what Gotham can be, the intro of the rainy city, the creepy asylum. I was a kid when I played it and felt chills all the time.
ME3 is phenomenal. I just made up my own ending and played the multiplayer which I actually enjoyed very much
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Haha same. It’s my favorite ME game. I found the overall story more compelling than ME2 while having the best gameplay qualities of the previous 2 games. Understand the dislike of the ending but all else was incredible.
For me after Miranda mission. The Citadel DLC is my ending lol. Then just my imagination for the rest 😂
Yup. However one feels about the last 30 minutes, 99% of the game is amazing. The characters are real people you've grow attached to and follow through to a deeply-satisfying (or tragic) conclusion. The love scenarios are some of the best and deepest you can find. The climax to long-building story arcs (like the Genophage) are incredibly emotional. And the Citadel DLC Mission/Party might be the most joyful few hours in all of gaming.
Playing Metal Gear Solid V, you can tell the exact point in production when Kojima started butting heads with Konami. If Kojima had been allowed to make the game he wanted, we would be talking about it as one of the greatest games of all time.
ACU is so graphically stunning & ahead of its time that it still holds its own in a room full of next gen games. Though the story & characters was lack luster what kept me engaged was literally everything else, the parkour, Interiors, life sized cathedrals imo its one of Ubi's greatest looking games next to Syndicate & The Division 1. it serves as a reminder that when Ubi is good they're really friggen good making it all the more frustrating when drop half-assed duds, they're masters of coming up with great concepts but either fall short of delivering or they get in their own way with all the game ks a service bs.
GTA V and Cyberpunk(post bug free update) r already masterpieces for me. GTA for everything it does and Cyberpunk for the story aside from great missions and weapons. Cyberpunk has one of the best stories in recent memory in which u do not lose the track and doesn't need internet to understand it later
I see Unity I click. Minus the multiplayer glitches hands down one of the best games I've ever played
I must say, Elise shouldn't have tried to 1v1
Nice, I always avoided it due to reviews at launch time.
Will give it a go 👍
Oh good. I was wondering if the co-op missions were broken for somebody else.
Haven't seen the vid yet but Sleeping Dogs was definitely a masterpiece.
It was perfect!
Just finished Unity a couple of minutes ago
Still in love with it ❤
Sub Nautica, Control, Tomb raider, and Prey just don't get enough credit. I LOVED all of them and I have played them over because I liked them so much. I agree with Mass Effect, it's also fantastic!!
Prototype had such a non existent story.. That gameplay as well as a good story ? totally masterpiece !
I remember playing it and don't even understanding what was I doing, just going from A to B destroying shit because reasons
Sick gameplay tho
I didn't give a rip about the story, like I didn't care about the plot in Dead Island; it's just an excuse to wander around ripping people apart, and I'm not fighting that. For Prototype, my only complaint was the main character was really just not likable. Mercer struck me as an asshole and the whole game feels like there was supposed to be a morality system but they forgot to put one in.
@@louiemarks8501thats why in prototype 2, mercer is villain 😂😂
@@Anonymous-hp1tg they also made the gliding more intuitive and improved the shields. Prototype was good, but then you play 2 and it's like "oh, damn... I got so used to that I forgot it was annoying at first, but this way's a lot better".
@@louiemarks8501 good for you. You could still skip a good story while people who do care are stuck with quite the nothing sandwich... Something about revenge and Wolverine-like experimentation ? I just remember assimilating people for memories.
The weather in Breath of the Wild bothered me more than the weapon thing. I felt like the game started raining on purpose when I wanted to climb.
It really feels like that
I think i almost never saw rain in grass hills or forests, but every time I was somewhere with mountains to climb it would start raining when I mid climbing
It shows what weather is coming up on the screen, I'd just light a fire and rest until morning
If I'm mid climb I can't just yeet myself off a mountain to make a fire. And what if I don't have the materials? The weather system in both games is fucked.@@loz1991
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I’m so glad you included Mass Effect 3. It gets a lot of negative attention for the ending but people often forget just how amazing the rest of the game is
I loved unity when it came out my favourite by far. The customisation and wepon choices were fantastic, and I really enjoyed the online heists
i played AC unity for the first time last year and it was the first one in the series i finished since back when AC3 came out… I loved it and it was a great way to experience the original stealth and parkour the series is known for. also Paris is now one of my favorite settings
The Darkness 2 is one of my favorites games. Sadly it's too short and has a cliffhanger ending that hasn't been resolved.
Game was amazing but yes to short. Loved the varied gameplay and story. Graphic style was great and hold up like a champ. Played it for the third time not long ago. I just want more
Played a lot of solo games when I started gaming,little wonders I underrated multiplayer games.This changed when I played sinverse though,sleek gameplay, violence-packed action and all got my glued. Still play solo games till date but now it's more of a rotation
I had OoT on launch and I play it again periodically throughout the years, I love it. I would say with the Water Temple - if you don't know it well it can be long and tedious but it's probably one of the fastest temples if you know the pathing.
Mass Effect Trilogy is the best games for me, really love them, I just keep replaying them even on my PS3 and the Legendary Edition as well
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Blighttown is one of my favorite parts of DS1, especially ahead of some of the later areas (Tomb of Giants anyone?). Of course, I did play it on Dark Souls Remastered on a newer PC, so I didn’t deal with frame rate issues.
The mass effect series as a whole is a masterpiece. Love that game
Playing Tears of the Kingdom is a truly _wild_ experience. It totally renders Botw the tech demo that it really was.
The ''map being re-used'' is a _very loose_ term: I just went back on a 2nd re-play in the Goron region and was shocked at how different it was from the bland, poorly directed main Quest of the 1st game. A _much_ more solid Main Quest story, the whole Structure of the mountain reminded me much more of Ocarina's. Now, nearly _every_ enemy you defeat has a purpose!
But the fact that an entire new game that has the same price as BOTW even has the same stuff is wild and bad. I mean the art style is the same, the world is the same (Yes some new things but its really just the same), the enemys are the same (yeah there are like 4 different enemy types but thats it), bosses are the same (yeah there are like 3 new bosses but thats nothing). It also has the same problem that BOTW had, everything is repetitive and going somewhere doesnt feel special cuz you can get the same stuff you get there somewhere else (Elden ring as an Example has Special items in like caves or smth that only exist there). The sky disappointed me cuz the Island you start at is the only big one, the others are small and also repetitive. The underground is just a copy and paste mess where no location feels different and it doesnt have a purpose (No quests, no tree creatures, and just the same enemys in red smoke (There is 1 new boss in the underground but thats it). After seeing the gameplay trailer i thought i would be a lot on those sky islands and that being pushed down is something you have to care about, but the whole sky is useless and i never got pushed down. It would be "Ok" if it was an Dlc for like 30$ but an ENTIRE NEW GAME for FULL PRICE is just ridiculous. But its alright if you like the game and i respect your opinion 👍👍
I couldn't dissagree more,
Totk is a sequal to botw and it really just evolves and makes botw an already good game...Even better. There's a diffrent story, new merging system, new abbilities, a whole ass underground system thats as big as the main map, a ton of sky islands, new enemies and much more...the main map has also drastically changed and for the price you are paying i'd say it is an absolute steal... if your gonna talk about "it's the sams game" or " it's a DLC" then look at mario bros from 2012 to 2019 then you'll see whats repetitive 😅@@Forest762
Unity was massively underrated. When it was fixed up, the single player was great and the co-op approach to multiplayer was awesome.
Co-op didn't work for me. I can't sword fight anyone and the enemy also doesn't fight back.
Blight town is a good pick, fighting dragon butts in the slapped together lava world of Lost Izalith, or the Bed of Chaos would have been good picks too.
Although there was a large enemy variety over all, the mini bosses in the small Elden ring Dungeons could also be a sticking point, but most of those are optional.
I’ll always consider myself lucky that I got to play Unity almost entirely bug-free when I got it for my birthday that year. Played it endlessly over winter break and to this day it’s still my favourite AC game.
Have you played Black flag🧐
@@istofar560 I have, and the sea shanties alone make that game one of the best
I think for me, the first game that comes to mind when it comes to neeeearly a masterpiece is Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights. A game that I absolutely adore from it's art style, music, combat, lore, damn near everything about it is not only perfect, but outstanding. The big flaw with it imo is the world and map....it just wasn't fun to explore. Even though I thought the combat system and traversal was awesome and unique (I'm also a big fan of the metroidvania genre), it just didn't have that "this is a real world and I'm just exploring it" feel that games like Hollow Knight or the Ori series had.
I'm really hoping for a sequel to that game that keeps all that made the original awesome, but just takes it in a more creative direction with the map, level layout, and world.
ME3 is such an epic game! I still hum that piano melody of when he runs through the dream/PTSD sequences a lot.
Gta V is one i need to disagree with. I loved these misons it adds a feeling of realism. Just like RDR2 farming misions. It flashes out the world and you have feeling real people live there and people have job's and responsibilities. Not just hijacking cars and robbing Banks. There is mix of content for every type of players
I think that ppl "dread" replaying those missions simply because they already know the story
TBF its a problem with any linear story driven game, there's really no replayability. You just cant hit those moments again with the same impact
Robbing banks not good either lol. You literally going for a bank and jewelery robbery with 2 other people you know nothing of. And it's ending sucks too, nothing emotional at all. 4's ending was a masterpiece.
@@omgnumbers9944 The story itself is too mundane and boring, I can play GTA 4 or Skyrim multiple times and wouldn't get bored. I literally memorized Skyrim and Fallout 4's every mission yet still playing them because they are just so good. In GTA 5 even the bank robberies boring, except the Frank, you literally going out of a giant bank robbery with people you know nothing of. You don't even steal a wallet with someone like that, all it takes is a 1 second decision of the other guy wants the money for himself.
@@omgnumbers9944for me its not even fair to judge any longer game for replayability. most people usually dont even complete whole game once, so to make big game replayable it doesnt make sense. game should be best as possible with first playthrough, and then lets play other games.
@@IcyWixen so the game sucked cuz it didn't have an emotional ending? lmao that's just your preference and it doesn't make the game bad. V went with the happy ending approach. Gta IV is ass because it just doesn't suit the GTA vibes at all. You'd know if you played the other gta games
To me it's Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning. I tried it only a few years ago and fell in love with it despite it's flaws. Everything about it for me was just the perfect type of game I like and the flaws weren't too terrible and easy to ignore, just the feeling of wishing it didn't have them so it could be even better. I'm very happy it got a remaster, expansion and hopefully that means more could come out from it later on.
If no greedy/cheap people ruin it.
The fact you said and left mgsv till the end was perfect for me, my favourite game of all time ❤
11:12 - Blighttown wasn't hated as much as lost izalith was with me. It is a seemingly half finished area and the boss takes more luck than skill to "fight" it.
bed of chaos, only name of a boss i remember. Made me delete save and start over few days later. Blighttown was boring for me because of verticality and toxic water
Lost Izalith was a torture, that fucking lava lake is so bright that my eyes hurt by just thinking about it, it is a shame though, is cleary a rushed area, thaat had a good lore on the background, and was,in certain way, explored in DS3. But yeah, although Blighttown was a shithole because of the FPS and the fucking mosquitoes, it was bearable, some of the itens in there were worthy of the suffering, but Lost Izalith had nothing on it, all the good loot and side story in it was contained in the last section of the map, and can be easily reach by the shortcut via the Fair Lady covenant, sometimes i'd find myself going through Blighttown by the normal route, but i never go through Lost Izalith without the shortcut
Blighttowns main issue is From's inability to design platforming that works
@@malkaviiannice long run-on sentence.
Lost Izalith was definitely the jankiest spot. But hey, at least you got that big ass club in blighttown
one thing about gameranx they really do hate the gta yoga mission 😂
I still playing AC Unity, i just love the ambience, the level / building details, french revolutions songs and the Arno it self
Used to love playing only solo games so much,now I mix it up,games like sinverse have made me view multiplayer games in a much brighter perspective
Sinverse is a masterpiece, its' similarities to GTA can't be disputed, the mafia vibes, the battle arena, the market arena, the in game characters. I'm all for Sinverse for real.
You've said it all fren!👏... the much anticipated in-game marketplace got launched this week as well,the project is ever progressive
Finally someone talked about Mass effect 3... I dont mind the ending .. the game was absolutely fun.
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I always loved ME3 and I didn't really have a problem with the ending, either. My headcanon has always been indoctrination theory, so the ending to me just seemed to fit from my point of view (I'm aware that indoctrination theory wasn't part of their intention in the official story, but it always made sense to me regardless).
it had plenty of issues besides the ending
Legendary edition ME3 is the almost masterpiece, 2012 version (without all the DLCs that followed, with Day 1 Javik DLC) isn't even close to almost masterpiece
I'm glad they did LE, even tho it was more or less money grub from EA, I'm glad they did, and it sold great and people experienced the masterpiece that is ME trilogy
Funny thing about ACU is I never had a single issue. The bugs were so popular that I remember I used to literally wait for it to happen but nope never had I single issue
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Unity is one of the Assassin's Creed games I enjoyed playing the most. I played it years after release so it could be why I faced no technical issues whatsoever, which inevitably contributed to my experience.
Homeworld in my opinion would be a good one for a follow on list. The continuity, the overall story then the presentation was all amazing to me
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Phantom Pain still hurts man after all these years. I don't think the pain will ever go away at this point.
Why are we still here?
Yeah metal gear solid has got to be my biggest gaming disappointment. Game was fun but the story just stops, and worse it makes you replay missions without any real reason. Then once you’re done u get what feels like an awesome idea on paper with no lead up. It just wasn’t a bad good bye to mgv but to the greater metal gear solid series.
It nice to see people coming around with AC Unity and The Order 1886. Have a great week, GR crew and community! ❤
ac unity is garbage and anyone who says otherwise is garbage too
Community? Cringe
@@jarlwhiterun7478 Cringetopia
Ori and the Will of the Wisps.
Combat has sooo much to offer and its really fun and engaging, theres not much Encounters/Arena’s for you to be tested, there are a bunch of builds/shards combination you could do to mix up your play-style and for replay-ability with a bunch of different weapons for you to choose from and use and yet 80% of them wouldn’t even be used in your whole game until the end
Theres a good and a handful variety of enemies but it leaves more to be desired, there is not much bosses in the game and especially there is no BOSS RUSH for an endgame content.
This one doesn’t seem so necessary but a level editor would’ve been THE BEST!
A lot of masterpieces in this list...
Legend of Legaia is a near perfect game for me, special dialogue depending on situations, unique combat system I personally hated how hard it was to get spells and the hard mini games required for good stuff
I need them to make a part 3 😩
I fondly remember that game from my childhood. Extremely under appreciated
@@joshkafura5670 I need them to add that to the ps premium, part 2 was incredible
I was surprised to see Arkham Asylum on this list and then you mentioned the joker boss fight and I realized I had repressed that from my brain
Unity is one of my favorite AC games, especially that I got it on premiere on pc and didn't have a single bug or glitch from start to end. I remember I was literally mad this game was getting so bad reviews at beginning but I guess I was just lucky to experience it like everyone else should
One could say Marvel’s Midnight Suns woulda been perfect if they’d found some way to convince people through marketing that it wasn’t a full-priced mobile game because of the cards. The Abbey exploration wasn’t my favorite but the combat was some of the best I’ve ever had in a tactics game.
Arkham Knight could be on the next list or on another list of games that almost hit the mark. Great graphics, great design for Gotham City, new gadgets, tougher enemies to fight, and most fluid combat in the series. My second favorite game in the Arkham series. It just feels like it needs more of the villains in the story rather than being in the side content, less story plot holes such as joker's blood turning people into him for some strange reason, better boss fights, and less batmobile at times, though I don't mind the batmobile like other players do.
I am playing through the arkham trilogy again right now, halfway through Knight. And I personally enjoy MOST of the batmobile stuff (about 80%) of it. I am now realizing where the got the ideas/mechanics for their Mad Max game and have started to appreciate it a little bit more.
I really tried to enjoy that game, but those Batmobile segments ruined it for me.
@@NoBrainActivity7068 the riddler segments, in particular the races, didn't do it for me. But, I enjoyed the tank battles. However, once you finish upgrading the grapnel, the batmobile becomes just a novelty since grapnel travel becomes WAY faster.
As I just posted - Just recently finished first playthru of Arkham Knight, I loved it and thought the BatTank missions were fun (maybe too many of them though). My BIG issue is locking the final boss fight behind collecting like 243 Riddler Trophies - BS!
yeah, I liked the game, but I feel to much time was put into the batmobile and took away from them developing the rest of the game, and I really, really hated most of the batmobile content.
Did like alot of the story beats, especially how for once Mr Freeze got a kinda happy ending.
I guess I'm in the minority for always having loved the water temple!
When I played OoT on the 3DS, I was trying to figure out why the water temple felt so easy to get through (it had been a while since I played that game), and then I learned they "fixed" the water temple. I remember people saying they liked it so much better, but I truly did love the original (though I did like not having to flip through menus to equip the iron boots).
I'm not even surprised they did that. Everything is dumbed down for the majority.
you're not alone.
Nice list,played quite a few on here, but Sinverse is my favorite single player games,the mafia styled theme makes it so intresting... really fun
Love the game too but it’s also not perfect like he said, I would recommend though
I saw phantom liberty as the real release, everything before was early access. Now i wait for the price the drop and finally play it for the first time. My patience will be rewarded
Jedi fallen order. i've been replaying recently and the only complaint is the lack of a proper fast travel system, that plus the feel of emptinesses upon revisiting places make it seems like a chore
Jedi fallen order is far... far away from being a good game, much less a perfect one.
It felt like a chore to finish it.
@@Shadow__133The new Jedi survivor is A LOT better
@@frederikcamilodahl3551 It looks that way.
I didn't try it because I heard it runs like a brick on steam deck.
Alien Isolation for me. The details, the atmosphere, the Alien, was perfect. They hit it out of the park with all of it. However, the ending left me annoyed. We know Amanda survives but I really wished they had gone for a much less ambiguous ending.
It was also a little longer than it needed to be.
Having recently played it for the third time, I can only say: you're right@@TheMarcHicks
I tried playing Unity back in 2018, 4 years after it launched. Maybe it was just because it was on Ubisoft's Uplay platform instead of Steam, but the game still had that buggy "NPC stuck in physical object" issue. I tried again in 2020, and it was fine, but it still stands out in my mind that even 4 years later, they hadn't fixed the game on their own platform!
Don't Change Gameranx. You people show what you think and make such awesome content. Never make content like Disney like they do for fans and always there is that bad writing. Nailed it again you people.
Metal gear solid 5 is a true masterpiece in my opinion. Ive put over 1000 hours into it between the story, and the online multiplayer. All loose ends not tied up in story cutscenes are answered with the tapes you can listen too. The tapes cover all the secrets and hidden history.
It really is that good of a game jus take a while to get into cause it's so hard
I missed the tape that ties up the loose end of Liquid having a metal gear as a kid.
I’d got Cyberpunk 2077 on launch for ps5. Had none of the issues that were advertised apart from one that made it game breaking, a certain NPC didn’t appear at a location to propel the story forward. I had to change my character choice to Nomad to then replay the section and get past it.
CDPR was in contact with me daily to help sort the issue out for weeks. Great tech. Support and I had the game refunded.
When I played ACU, it was really a solid game. Not too big, not to bloated with busy work. Decent story. Yeah, def worth playing today.
This channel is one of the internet’s great treasures. 😁🙌
Mass Effect 3s end is not “bad”, it’s just not what some people wanted…a bad ending would be one that doesn’t make narrative sense or doesn’t resolve anything. People were just mad that Shepard didn’t live forever lol
This. Your correct The game from ME 1 onwards always discusses AI, ai is banned in citadel space the ending was always going to involve an ai and Shephard does get to live if you are of high enough Paragon.
@@CameraObscure wow I didn’t even know Shepard could survive…but I was a bad boy every chance I got so, no chance of that lol
@@Beep.Boop.Bop. it's only a second of cut scene showing Shepard chest drawing a breath. Guessing, allowing for further sequels down the line.
Shadow Of War. It was amazing. The only negative thing at launch was the loot boxes. They were taken out later on. Now it's an amazing game but if it didn't have that at launch it would have been a masterpiece.
AC Unity was my favorite after black flag. Got it with my Xbox one in the deal with both those games. Got it Christmas 2014 so idk if the bugs were fixed by then but I really can’t recall any bugs that really affected my experience.
It had the best combat of any ac game at the time with different weapon types incase you got bored. The best parkour by far. I’ve replayed it 2 more times since then.
Psychonauts final level "Meat Circus" makes the list for me. The number of players who loved the game and then just never completed it, because of the insane difficulty ramp in the final mission, killed it.
Hell yeah unity was on my mind pickin this video. I loved the story
Finally! People are beginning to respect AC Unity. I was definitely one of the few lucky ones who didn’t experience the games bugs but man this was the last good AC in the series
I actually liked Origins and Syndicate a lot. The last three though can keep eating ass
Woah...Gameranx is going to deserve all the flak it will get for number 3.
LoZ OT doesn't need to be perfect, but it is definitely recognized as not only a masterpiece but one of the greatest games of all time period. I'm not into Zelda games at all and even I recognize this.
AC unity and black flag are still one of my favourite games of all time, I grew up playing them and they were amazing
Unity has the most fluid parkour and classic combat , it has balanced amount of stealth and combat, the open world is exciting to roam and graphics are also very good. The npc are one of the best things about this game the dense crowd and variety of activities you can see
I still gush about the parkour, but i also absolutely loved the combat. It felt careful and stylish at the same time.
The NPCs clearly bring the game down. Those crowds are literally why Unity runs so terribly. All those frame rate issues
@@JFVideos960 if your pc is good then it's not a problem though
@@shadowking773 I have an Xbox so it is kinda an issue, though my Xbox has FPS Boost so that makes things better
Mafia - the race.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution - the boss fights are the one thing impossible to stealth through.
Played AC Unity a couple of years after release. Hands down one of the coolest AC ever.
Unity was the perfect bridge between the gameplay style of the older games (Everything up until Rogue) and the new games (Origins, Odyssey, Valhalla.) Progression was a lot slower. Instead of all enemies having the same health and damage output depending on their archetype, the more dangerous districts had enemies with health and damage to match. You couldn't just blaze through all the better paying Paris Stories from the start, unless you wanted combat to be a long and painful affair where a single slip up meant game over.
Nice list. I agree with almost everything, except maybe #2 Zelda BotW - The weapon degradation was different, not bad. However, it is as you said, an opinionated list. And, I appreciate you guys sharing your take. Looking forward to a Part 2.
imo the weakest part of botw was the story, the gamplay was almost perfect except horses which nobody uses because it is horribly implemented
Weapons are everywhere. I just take out the next weapon and continue fighting.
I never had enough room for all the weapons I'd be finding
So true. Zelda doesn't need an in-depth story, just a theme and sense of mythology. But BotW story was fragmented and confused.
Ive always liked unity with the weapons and outfits and the activites with coop
I just started playing cyberpunk again and it's good now. I bought it the release day and played it that day and put it down. this week was the first time I tried again after 3 years
Assassin’s Creed: Unity IS a masterpiece (after all the patches). The gameplay, map, lighting, co-op; all amazingly awesome.
phantom pain is my first MGS game and dude when I played it for the first time, I was immersed in it as f.....it was a complete new experience for me. It lives in my heart forever
Mass Effect 3 ripped my guts out. The ending…. Well, you know. The Citadel DLC was a masterpiece, though, and I went back and played through the Citadel DLC three times after bawling my eyes out at the end of the main game. And then did the ending again. And got upset all over again. Even with all that, Mass Effect Legendary was my favorite gaming experience, and I have another run ready to go.
I bought legendary for ps4, went through it immediately, and recently purchased a steam deck, for which legendary was one of the first games I made sure to have in my steam library. I don't think I can ever be sick of Mass Effect.
I had missed this dlc the first time around for some reason and forgot about it but discovered it with the mass effect definitive edition like 10 years later and it’s crazy that I missed the best part of the game
The only game I cried more tha ME3 was spiritfarer. ME3 ending music with Sheppard dying ripped my guts out
Nice, Unity is still may favorite AC game! I just loved the setting.
I think everything you said about Spiderman was wrong. The fact that the open world chores slowly opened themselves and didn't clutter the screen like say all other games do specially Ubisoft; I think that was amazing. And on the other hand when you say the game stop for you to do things is only because maybe as a reviewer you're suppose to play the game as fast as possible but as a gamer the first thing I did when I unlocked a mini game was finished it before the attacking the other story that way I will always be over prepared and wouldn't have things pending. I think the place it really fell was bringing the same things again in the DLCs. Once I finished the main game I did not want to redo these side missions.