I know this is odd question but can you do a 3rd person version of this type of list. I have an inner ear condition which makes First Person games make me sick within minutes.
İn The Video Just skipped 2 games *Chivalry 2* and *Jagged Alliance* Cuz Chivalry 2 feels the same like first game not much massieve diffrence most things are the same and that makes the game borring a bit cuz doing the same thing over and over again can borred people, and Jagged Alliance is not my type the camera perspectice and the gameplay, maybe other people likes it but im not not my type ever played games like that. the other games seems to be very solid.
Literally the first video I've found with some actual UNIQUE recommendations. I've clicked through 10 other videos recommending the same handful of games over and over. That's worth a sub in and of itself. Great video, friend. I personally can't wait to check out Kingdoms of Amalur!
İn The Video Just skipped 2 games *Chivalry 2* and *Jagged Alliance* Cuz Chivalry 2 feels the same like first game not much massieve diffrence most things are the same and that makes the game borring a bit cuz doing the same thing over and over again can borred people, and Jagged Alliance is not my type the camera perspectice and the gameplay, maybe other people likes it but im not not my type ever played games like that. the other games seems to be very solid.
"Amalur was written by someone who loves fantasy"...you mean R.A. Salvatore, who created the Drizzt Do'Urden character and has written literally dozens of Forgotten Realms novels.
Hey man. Great job with this video. I usually hate how most creators create these type of videos, but yours was the first I thoroughly enjoyed. Keep up the great work bro
Control was one of those impulse purchases that turned out to be a great one. Highly recommend, just don't play it while extremely tired like I did the first time. Trippy af.
Control would have been much more popular if it hadn't been released exclusively on the Epic store when it first came out. This turned so many people away. Not me, I loved it.
I played Kingdoms of Amalur on PS3 in 2010 when it first came out, clearing the main story at least 7 times to unlock all the possible end destinies. A few years ago it was re-released with the DLCs included and I had to get it for my PS4. I still have it on my home screen of my 5 and jump into it every now and again. From this list I've also played Keena, Control and It Takes Two, all great games. Awesome list and maybe I'll check out some of the titles you listed if I have time.
Great list! Actually purchased Chernobylite based on seeing it here. With AAA games' budgets having ballooned to a level where a single flop decides the fate of a studio, I wish more studios changed to AA development instead. Not every game needs to mimic a Hollywood blockbuster. At least AA titles often take risks with gameplay and story.
That was an amazing list paying homage to really good games and really diversifying the plethora of genre. Hopefully your other videos are just as good.
@@naman245lol it's the opposite. Watching the whole video is lazy watching. Quickly checking the list and moving on is being active and much less lazy.
Incredibly well crafted video presentation! You presented games I love, I’ve ignored, a couple New to me, or have in my library untouched, With your visuals and explanations of what makes each game great; now it’s just figuring out witch game to dive into first. Well done, and thanks.
finally video with some good recommendations. i was bored of hearing only the games that i have already played. thank you man and you deserve a sub and keep posting some other underrated games
I played Kingdom of Amular (maybe didn’t spell that right) when it came out and I was hooked, it was a beautiful game that I really enjoyed and couldn’t believe it wasn’t played much back then. They have remastered it since, and I think I’m going to replay it, I didn’t expect it to be so good. Couple other games on here I will check out now also, so thanks for the video!
Rock and stone, miner! He didn't have to mention DRG, everyone already knows it's the best. How many Steam games are still 'Outstanding' after 100,000 votes?
Corus had the best space combat of any space game I’ve ever played. The story is cool, the universe is cool, the ship combat is perfect. The music is good, and the main menu theme is dope af.
I already had the 2 reduxes from Metro, but I forgot about the new one and luckily, it is on an 80% off discount on steam right now, so cheers for that :) I do have some of these titles and they are great, but Plague Tale takes the cake. Overall one of my top favorite games. No other game has affected me like The two Plague Tales, especially the second one. great content :)
@@kryptomac101 Titiling the Chapters by game title rather then Game 1 -15 would be amazing. Then We could see the title just by hovering on the timeline.
One note: rather than trying Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, I would recommend Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning. This is a 2020 remaster of the 2012 original, not only upgrading the graphics and sound while keeping true to the original, but adding a bunch of content that was cut for release. It is really a great way to experience this.
If you have younger kids that like watching you play…Kena is highly recommended. Game is beautiful , with challenging combat on the harder difficulties and there’s a great underlying message
Remedy CEO revealed that Control was developed over the course of three years with a modest budget of just under $30M Same year: Star Wars Jedi FO ; $100M Resident Evil 2: REMAKE ; $50M Days Gone ; Over $45M
If I may, *I'd add Hard West (I and II) to this list.* Also thanks for having me discover one game I had never heard of: Lost in Random. Those types of lists generally don't surprise me in a way I'm learning about a game I didn't know it existed; *you nailed it* with that one.
Thank you so much for making this video❤ had so much fun watching the video while going "hell yeah! That is what I thought about the game (Control) as well! I definitely will buy some of the games you talked about😊
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West is one of Mt favorite video game experiences. Got it on day of release and to this day it still sticks in my mind when I think of Favorite games I played throughout the years
That's hilariously wrong. Executive salaries are a tiny fraction of game budgets. Marketing and staff salaries are the bulk of AAA budgets. Remember that these games sometimes employ over 1000 people for years.
@@DanKaschel Was gonna say, it's the marketing crappe that eats most. The nerve! If a game has lots of hype and marketing you know it's gonna suck with all the gaping holes those useless leeches leave for doing nothing at all
Kingdom of Amalur could have been so much better than it was. Even with that, I still play it. Usually Sorcery/Finesse with a couple of Might levels. Occasionally, Finesse with Might and a bit of Sorcery.
@@heinzerhardt7047I don't know what games you like then, but here you have few less action and "console" games: Project Zomboid, Transport Fever 2, Rimworld, Kerbal space program, Game dev tycoon, Pillars of eternity, Poly bridge 3.
Totally forgot about Chernobylite. I remember following the development of that game very closely, I was really excited for it. But, of course, life got in the way, and I never ended up playing it. Definitely need to go back and give it a try.
@aquavxi6431 is the game super hard? I'll keep that in mind, thanks. Dead Space is savage on higher difficulty. I just remember watching devlogs about how they used a bunch of drones to scan and re-create Chernobyl with precise accuracy. They also released a standalone 3D tour of the abandoned city similar to the historical mode in AC Odyssey.
I AGREE: Hands down one of the the best "top" games video. Very well explained each game and why your choice for each. I DISAGREE: I don't think the Metro series is a double AA game??? Maybe not even Control. But hey, Great video! Thanks!! Earned my 'like' and 'sub' as this is 3 of 3 videos of yours that I watched and liked =)
Control, the gameplay was fun, nothing that hasn’t been done before, but it’s combination of already done ideas from many older games is done perfectly. The story is fun and very interesting. Its design and enemies will have some repetition but the story and situations are so good you still enjoy the game when u fight another group of similar enemies. The DLC’s are also worth it.
Amalur is top ten rpg for me. I own ja3 on xbox, but never play due to lack of MnK support. For your list id definitely recommend Battle Brothers, maybe the best tbs all time.
1,3,4,5,6,9,10,11,12,14 Don’t mind me, this comment is for me to remember which games i would like to play later Also maybe sifu (15) I didn’t like the tutorial so i uninstalled the game ill give it another shot it felt so easy
Very good list! Evil west was so much fun, its ugly as hell but its combat is special. And i never even heard of lost in random, looks really good, gonna have to try it out thanks!
Amalur was very much AAA when it came out, so much so that the Rhodes Island taxpayers had to pick up the bill when the studio closed ! I would love to see another RPG with this combat system
Metro Exodus is one of my all time favorite games. I love the whole franchise & unlike alot of fans of the series.....i loved that the brought us above ground in Exodus. I mean we had 3 games underground, a whole trilogy. They decided to do something different & they pulled it off. Couldn't understand fans being angry that they didn't keep the 4th game as more of the same. The Sam's story dlc was awesome aswell.
I can vouch for Kena, Chorus (in my top 5 for 2022 games played), It Takes Two, Evil west (in my top 5 for 2022), RoboCop, Kingdoms of Amalur (in my top 5 for 2020), and Control. I'll raise you Alienation, the Riftbreaker, and Unbound: Worlds Apart.
I doubt it, because it looks like a game that had an budget under 10 millions. I think even Sifu should not be in this video, it was never so expensive to be an AA game.
@@Desh727 ok fair but I don’t like indies.. who cares if I don’t like them? Games have to have a story and interesting characters for me to be able to enjoy them
More AA games here: th-cam.com/video/wzy60aECgwg/w-d-xo.html
Be sure to check it out
Have a quick look at my game I’m working on, it’s a open world ninja JRPG. Currently it’s just me working on it
@@HattoriStudios nice work friend, seems to be very fun.
@@jonwes8672 thanks bro
wtf is this timecodes ? ))) game1 game2...
I know this is odd question but can you do a 3rd person version of this type of list. I have an inner ear condition which makes First Person games make me sick within minutes.
Game List Chosen
1 - 0:27 Kena: Bridge of Spirits
2 - 1:57 Chorus
3 - 3:42 A Plague Tale: Innocence
4 - 5:22 It Takes Two
5 - 7:01 Remnant from the Ashes
6 - 8:25 Evil West
7 - 9:59 RoboCop: Rogue City
8 - 11:22 Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
9 - 12:49 Chernobylite
10 - 14:19 Control
11 - 16:00 Lost in Random
12 - 17:19 Chivalry II
13 - 18:59 Jagged Alliance 3
14 - 20:09 Metro Exodus
15 - 21:47 Sifu
Thanks I don't understand why the author write "game 1" "game 2".
@@z3m4lthey want you to watch it
@@z3m4l They're in for the views, not the info.
U are the best one ❤
İn The Video Just skipped 2 games *Chivalry 2* and *Jagged Alliance* Cuz Chivalry 2 feels the same like first game not much massieve diffrence most things are the same and that makes the game borring a bit cuz doing the same thing over and over again can borred people, and Jagged Alliance is not my type the camera perspectice and the gameplay, maybe other people likes it but im not not my type ever played games like that. the other games seems to be very solid.
Literally the first video I've found with some actual UNIQUE recommendations. I've clicked through 10 other videos recommending the same handful of games over and over. That's worth a sub in and of itself. Great video, friend. I personally can't wait to check out Kingdoms of Amalur!
Control is an AAA game developed with AA budget, Kudos to Remedy
It is. Plague Tale is AAA as well
I never got the hype behind control. Combat was mid, setting was horrendous and story was an afterthought.
@@cdcm17 Really have a different thought than you, but I have a knack for innovative storytelling.
@@cdcm17 Yeah. Controls were turn off in Control. I did complete their "Quantum Break" game which i think is superior.
İn The Video Just skipped 2 games *Chivalry 2* and *Jagged Alliance* Cuz Chivalry 2 feels the same like first game not much massieve diffrence most things are the same and that makes the game borring a bit cuz doing the same thing over and over again can borred people, and Jagged Alliance is not my type the camera perspectice and the gameplay, maybe other people likes it but im not not my type ever played games like that. the other games seems to be very solid.
"Amalur was written by someone who loves fantasy"...you mean R.A. Salvatore, who created the Drizzt Do'Urden character and has written literally dozens of Forgotten Realms novels.
Hey man. Great job with this video. I usually hate how most creators create these type of videos, but yours was the first I thoroughly enjoyed. Keep up the great work bro
Control was one of those impulse purchases that turned out to be a great one. Highly recommend, just don't play it while extremely tired like I did the first time. Trippy af.
Control would have been much more popular if it hadn't been released exclusively on the Epic store when it first came out. This turned so many people away. Not me, I loved it.
I played Kingdoms of Amalur on PS3 in 2010 when it first came out, clearing the main story at least 7 times to unlock all the possible end destinies. A few years ago it was re-released with the DLCs included and I had to get it for my PS4. I still have it on my home screen of my 5 and jump into it every now and again. From this list I've also played Keena, Control and It Takes Two, all great games. Awesome list and maybe I'll check out some of the titles you listed if I have time.
Great list! Actually purchased Chernobylite based on seeing it here.
With AAA games' budgets having ballooned to a level where a single flop decides the fate of a studio, I wish more studios changed to AA development instead. Not every game needs to mimic a Hollywood blockbuster. At least AA titles often take risks with gameplay and story.
finally a channel that knows what's double a and indie games mean
That was an amazing list paying homage to really good games and really diversifying the plethora of genre. Hopefully your other videos are just as good.
Man, i had so much fun playing Chorus
I wish you would put the game name and not "game 1" in the chapters... rather jump if I want to, to a game that interests me.
Stop being lazy, he made this videos so people will watch
My guess would be intended to get people to watch instead of just looking at the list and leaving.
@@naman245and people will still watch
but people just want to see the list and go@@exalphagosthedestroyerofwo4873
@@naman245lol it's the opposite. Watching the whole video is lazy watching. Quickly checking the list and moving on is being active and much less lazy.
GREAT video, filled with a combo of games I expected and games I've never heard of. Thanks!
So Control and Metro not AAA?
They are AAA
Apparently Control's budget is smaller than we think
@@shahbazshaikh6847metro isn’t
They actually aren't.
Small budget, independent games
Incredibly well crafted video presentation! You presented games I love, I’ve ignored, a couple New to me, or have in my library untouched, With your visuals and explanations of what makes each game great; now it’s just figuring out witch game to dive into first. Well done, and thanks.
finally video with some good recommendations. i was bored of hearing only the games that i have already played. thank you man and you deserve a sub and keep posting some other underrated games
I played Kingdom of Amular (maybe didn’t spell that right) when it came out and I was hooked, it was a beautiful game that I really enjoyed and couldn’t believe it wasn’t played much back then. They have remastered it since, and I think I’m going to replay it, I didn’t expect it to be so good. Couple other games on here I will check out now also, so thanks for the video!
Deep Rock Galactic Is one of the most fun games ever made, and amazingly it was only made by 25 people. It belongs on this list.
Rock and stone, miner! He didn't have to mention DRG, everyone already knows it's the best. How many Steam games are still 'Outstanding' after 100,000 votes?
Rock and Stone!
Great selection! Thank you x 100 :)
Evil West and Robocop are incredibly Under rated. Both are damn good and definitely worth buying .
Robocop is on my wishlist waiting a good offer
I personally found Blood West a lot more interesting than Evil West.
Corus had the best space combat of any space game I’ve ever played. The story is cool, the universe is cool, the ship combat is perfect. The music is good, and the main menu theme is dope af.
Clearly you’ve never played Elite Dangerous or Star Citizen. Dumbass.
I already had the 2 reduxes from Metro, but I forgot about the new one and luckily, it is on an 80% off discount on steam right now, so cheers for that :) I do have some of these titles and they are great, but Plague Tale takes the cake. Overall one of my top favorite games. No other game has affected me like The two Plague Tales, especially the second one. great content :)
Your editing, VO and presentation is great. But man if you just kept the game titles on-screen it’d be awesome!
I'll think of a way on how to properly incorporate that on my future videos. Thanks for the feedback 🥰
@@kryptomac101 Titiling the Chapters by game title rather then Game 1 -15 would be amazing. Then We could see the title just by hovering on the timeline.
@@kryptomac101Chapter titles with the game name would have been nice
When I watch these videos I realize that I like AA games over AAA games.
i find myself enjoying these kinda games more and more
Nice video!! I would add Outer Wilds to this list if it were me, imo the best game of all time out of what I’ve played
Kena was fantastic, loved it. The first game I played on the PS5.
One note: rather than trying Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, I would recommend Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning. This is a 2020 remaster of the 2012 original, not only upgrading the graphics and sound while keeping true to the original, but adding a bunch of content that was cut for release. It is really a great way to experience this.
Great list man
Glad to see Kindoms of Amalur on the list. Love the game
These 3 games are high on my backlog. Kena, Amalur and Lost in Random. Thanks for your video!
If you have younger kids that like watching you play…Kena is highly recommended.
Game is beautiful , with challenging combat on the harder difficulties and there’s a great underlying message
How is Control not AAA?
ya its weird seeing that game here
Metro the same
@@petrcejka8503 True
Remedy CEO revealed that Control was developed over the course of three years with a modest budget of just under $30M
Same year:
Star Wars Jedi FO ; $100M
Resident Evil 2: REMAKE ; $50M
Days Gone ; Over $45M
@@gynowhere As if 30M is a small number, come on bro
Thanks for the video and btw I owned all list 😃😃😃
Good list 👍
Great list!! Kudos.
Damn seriously, it's great to watch your videos and learn about some games.
Great video! I'm looking forward to having the time to play most of these :)
Kena rules 🔥🔥🔥
PS. Love your channel!
nice list, cheers
If I may, *I'd add Hard West (I and II) to this list.*
Also thanks for having me discover one game I had never heard of: Lost in Random. Those types of lists generally don't surprise me in a way I'm learning about a game I didn't know it existed; *you nailed it* with that one.
Amalure was written story by R.A Salvatore, who among other things did novels for The Forgotten Tealms. Drizzt D'Urden books to be precise.
Thank you so much for making this video❤ had so much fun watching the video while going "hell yeah! That is what I thought about the game (Control) as well! I definitely will buy some of the games you talked about😊
23:36 wonderful video i send peace 🕊️ to you from Iran❤🎉💚💙
This is a great list! Saw some game I haven't heard of before! I will definitely be checking them out.
Hope you enjoy! Thanks for watching man.
Thank you so much. Great video. New subscriber
Thank you shiftnova,
Hopefully the actual description can be updated with the names of the games?
D
What makes Kena is the animation. It is what it feels like in your hands.
I have never played a game like Chorus. It was the best space combat experience I ever got. I hope we get more games like this in future
Control was nuts!
Metro Exodus... GREAT game
I downloaded it a while back but held off... Do you need to play the other ones first?
EVIL WEST was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!!! I really hope we get a sequel :)
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West is one of Mt favorite video game experiences. Got it on day of release and to this day it still sticks in my mind when I think of Favorite games I played throughout the years
I was really surprised how much I enjoyed this one. Not that difficult, but a fun journey and some of the graphics were amazing.
@@randallpetersen9164 and of course the voice acting led by Andy Serkis. He'll, I enjoyed this one more than Heavenly Sword.
A big budget for a game doesn't mean that the money was actually spent making the game, executive salaries are often the majority of the budget.
That's hilariously wrong. Executive salaries are a tiny fraction of game budgets. Marketing and staff salaries are the bulk of AAA budgets. Remember that these games sometimes employ over 1000 people for years.
@@DanKaschel Was gonna say, it's the marketing crappe that eats most. The nerve! If a game has lots of hype and marketing you know it's gonna suck with all the gaping holes those useless leeches leave for doing nothing at all
I don't know if we can count Control as AA, but the rest of the list is pretty great
Kingdom of Amalur could have been so much better than it was.
Even with that, I still play it. Usually Sorcery/Finesse with a couple of Might levels. Occasionally, Finesse with Might and a bit of Sorcery.
Both the Plague Tale games are 10/10 perfection.
Nice, diverse list. Personally I can recommend Lost in random, Control and Sifu.
Well 14/15 games are action, which I unfortunately dont play. But I guess this is more for console players.
@@heinzerhardt7047I don't know what games you like then, but here you have few less action and "console" games: Project Zomboid, Transport Fever 2, Rimworld, Kerbal space program, Game dev tycoon, Pillars of eternity, Poly bridge 3.
Kena, Plague Tale: Innocence, Control and Metro Exodus were fantastic, I really want to play Sifu and Robocop.
Yep, Evil West was AMAZINGLY GOOD!! Was a bit hard, even on easiest setting, but worth it if you persevered.. Don't give up on this game early!
I really loved Chernobylite
evilwest was definitely slept on. that game is 🔥
great video
No Mans Sky needs to be on this list
Nice list Id add Kingdom Come Deliverance to it
Thought it was a good list til you mentioned the tragedy of not having Kingdom Come Deliverennce on it.
A Plague’s Tale games are AWESOME! Play!
Totally forgot about Chernobylite. I remember following the development of that game very closely, I was really excited for it. But, of course, life got in the way, and I never ended up playing it. Definitely need to go back and give it a try.
When this happen, replay it in normal mode :)
(It happened to me with Dead Space Remake)
@aquavxi6431 is the game super hard? I'll keep that in mind, thanks. Dead Space is savage on higher difficulty. I just remember watching devlogs about how they used a bunch of drones to scan and re-create Chernobyl with precise accuracy. They also released a standalone 3D tour of the abandoned city similar to the historical mode in AC Odyssey.
I AGREE:
Hands down one of the the best "top" games video. Very well explained each game and why your choice for each.
I DISAGREE:
I don't think the Metro series is a double AA game??? Maybe not even Control.
But hey, Great video! Thanks!! Earned my 'like' and 'sub' as this is 3 of 3 videos of yours that I watched and liked =)
Good job 🧡🙏🏼
Thank you 🙌
Actually good selection of games. Would be dope if you listed what genres the games are.
Control, the gameplay was fun, nothing that hasn’t been done before, but it’s combination of already done ideas from many older games is done perfectly. The story is fun and very interesting. Its design and enemies will have some repetition but the story and situations are so good you still enjoy the game when u fight another group of similar enemies. The DLC’s are also worth it.
Amalur look awesome even on the Switch! (it is a PS3 era game after all, but the remaster is really nice)
I agree with most games being good AA games on the list but Come on control and metro exodus are definitely AAA games
Nope.
Thank you !
I love Chorus so much!
Amalur is top ten rpg for me. I own ja3 on xbox, but never play due to lack of MnK support. For your list id definitely recommend Battle Brothers, maybe the best tbs all time.
1,3,4,5,6,9,10,11,12,14
Don’t mind me, this comment is for me to remember which games i would like to play later
Also maybe sifu (15) I didn’t like the tutorial so i uninstalled the game ill give it another shot it felt so easy
Very good list! Evil west was so much fun, its ugly as hell but its combat is special. And i never even heard of lost in random, looks really good, gonna have to try it out thanks!
AA games are often the best, IMO.
good list. But I already played all of them. Maybe you will make another one?
Chernobylite is awsome
Amalur STILL slaps 💖💖 after all these years
Chorus is a great game. Get it!
Amalur was very much AAA when it came out, so much so that the Rhodes Island taxpayers had to pick up the bill when the studio closed ! I would love to see another RPG with this combat system
Metro Exodus is one of my all time favorite games. I love the whole franchise & unlike alot of fans of the series.....i loved that the brought us above ground in Exodus. I mean we had 3 games underground, a whole trilogy. They decided to do something different & they pulled it off. Couldn't understand fans being angry that they didn't keep the 4th game as more of the same. The Sam's story dlc was awesome aswell.
I agree about PLague Tale, except one detail: Have you seen Medieval paintings? They are already splattered with darkness and despair. :D
Kena is one of the only game that kept my GF motivated and entertained till the end.
It Takes Two is simply pure fun.
A lot of these are in my back catalog lol I keep meaning to play them
I can vouch for Kena, Chorus (in my top 5 for 2022 games played), It Takes Two, Evil west (in my top 5 for 2022), RoboCop, Kingdoms of Amalur (in my top 5 for 2020), and Control. I'll raise you Alienation, the Riftbreaker, and Unbound: Worlds Apart.
Control and Metro Exodus are clearly AAA tittles my friend ❤
Disco Elysium should be there.
I doubt it, because it looks like a game that had an budget under 10 millions.
I think even Sifu should not be in this video, it was never so expensive to be an AA game.
Damn, I already have 13 out of 15 in my library, but only played 3 of them... time to work on my backlog.
Never heard of Chorus. And it's on the Playstation sore right now for 4.99€. Will buy it now. Thanks
just baught a steam key for this game for $2. Gonna give it a try, looks super good and dynamic. Havent played space combat game since Squadrons.
Kena, It takes Two are awesome.
It called a game, thats why gameplay should be in focus... not graphics
I think you have a live of about 35 games you shuffle and remake for every video
And he hasn't played any of them.
scars above and hades should be on that list too
Most AAA games now a days are not hard to beat..
I miss the days when no one cared about indies because there was an influx of actual good AAA titles
Lol indies have always been better than aaa games since they started dropping circa 2010
@@Desh727 ok fair but I don’t like indies.. who cares if I don’t like them?
Games have to have a story and interesting characters for me to be able to enjoy them
I’ve been playing games since the 90s dude
@waterforgizmo3232 There are plenty of indies with stories. Look how many indie crpgs came out in the last years
@@Desh727 And before that (more like before 2000s), most games were kind of _indie_ , actually.
Yo missed my favorite:
Mont & Blade Bannerlord