#TOP PC GAMES 2015 ROCK PAPER SHOTGUN SERIES#

If I rate, say, Twilight Struggle as the greatest boardgame of all time that might not be true for everyone because not everyone likes the same things. My argument is more that you can't really quantify the experience you will have with a game that depends heavily on social interaction. Dunno who the actual author is though.ĮDIT: King of Dragon Pass seems like a pretty interesting game!ĮDIT EDIT: I somehow missed the fact that they splintered off management games into their own list! What do you think of the list? I know none of us will agree with the order of it, but are there any glaring omissions? If you read the article you'll see the author give shout-outs to games not on the list. (noticeably missing from the list actually, now that I think about it.) I've experienced the joy of Civilization, Paradox games, Total War games, and currently am obsessed with Football Manager. I returned to PC gaming last year and have been catching up on a lot of strategy games I've missed out on, as sadly they were pretty lacking on PS for the last few decades. Druidstone: Secret of the Menhir Forest ģ0. So when that scales up to a group doing 100, that isn't any different.9. What makes them interesting is the variety, how games like 'Chicory: A Colorful Tale' exist instead of. It's cool to see something more personal. If I were to read one person's top 20 list or whatever, I wouldn't want to see them wasting spots on all the obligatory stops just because they felt they had to. The important thing, though, is that The RPS 100 reflects who we are as a team.

#TOP PC GAMES 2015 ROCK PAPER SHOTGUN SERIES#

For the most part, we've limited ourselves to one game per series in order to reflect the breadth and variety PC gaming has to offer - although I'll hold my hands up now and say there is one exception to this rule that we just couldn't bring ourselves to omit. After all, tastes change over time, team members come and go, and who knows, maybe 2022 will be a banner year for some incredible new PC games.

The RPS 100 is going to become a staple event in the RPS calendar, and we'll be casting our votes all over again this time next year. It's not a ranking of the most important or influential games of all time, but rather our collective Bestest Bests, as voted for by the RPS staff and some of our finest contributors. Instead, we wanted to celebrate the greatest games from across the ages. When we set out to create the RPS 100, we wanted to go further than simply listing the best PC games you can play right now. Maybe someone should get around to ranking these top 100 video game rankings given how many there are. But, if as they say, the list 'aims to celebrate the greatest games from across the ages', then they definitely did a shite job of that, because pretty much all of these games are from the last 6-7 years - of the top 25, 19 of them came out 2015 or later, 18 if you want to discount Minecraft since that game gets updated every couple months to begin with. With that said, if Doom 2 got a spot solely for including the super shotgun, then the gluon gun and M249 from Half Life and OpFor respectively should make them beat out Half Life 2, I think both those games beat it just on account of no exposition dumps, but every game nowadays has exposition dumps so I guess game journalists must like it. Obviously, there's the points that it's all subjective, that I haven't played 80% of these games, and that I would probably find it impossible to come up with a list higher than top 25, at absolute most.

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