Sure, I get why some people might miss such modern touches as regenerating health and iron sights, but if you can live without them, you’ll have fun with this balls-out shooter. SCORE: 8.5/10 (You can read my review here)Ī marriage of the old school and the new, this sci-fi first-person shooter may be the year’s most unapologetically fun game. But when it does work, which is often, it works really well, pulling in all of its elements to tell a globetrotting tale of adventure. Thanks to being uneven, especially in the beginning, Uncharted 4 is neither the best game in this series nor this genre.
(You can read my review of the game as a single-player experience here) No, it was more because the game’s post-pandemic setting just felt more stark and emotional effective when I wasn’t walking around with a bunch of people. And not just because I don’t play well with others. SCORE: 8.0/10 (You can read my review here)Īs much fun as this third-person shooter RPG may be when you play it with other people - well, other people who are willing to play right and work together, that is - I actually had a lot more fun playing this on my own. Though having a pet wolf didn’t hurt, either. While this game’s story was kind of blah, it actually didn’t matter since it was just so fun to wander around the world, grabbing supplies and nailing guys in the head with arrows like I was Jennifer Lawrence in The Hunger Games.
Here now, in no particular order, are the best games I played in 2016. While 2016 wasn’t the best year for video games, there were a bunch that I had a lot of fun playing.
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