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Topic	Haunter ranks 101 games he's played over the last decade, with write-ups.
Haunter12O 04/06/18 1:11:55 AM #120:	The Forgotten The games below have been left out of the numbered ranking for some reason...I dunno, I forgot. Luckily, I don't really have any other place to put them but here. That's right, they rank about in the same spot. The problem with lists like this usually lies in the middle section. This tier in particular is extremely hard to rank because you could take any of these games and switch them around. They're all about the same grade-wise. They're good, not great, but not bad either, so it's much harder to rank them with write-ups because I feel like I'm writing a review and it feels less natural to talk about a game that I have no real emotional feelings for (anger or happiness, that is). 50.75. South Park: The Stick of Truth Original Release: 2014 Developer: Obsidian Platform: XB360 Totally forgot I even played this! It's a decent RPG, if not a buggy mess. I loved the nods to various South Park episodes. Basically it's this generation of the South Park movie. It had everything the show had (except for Kanye West, I wish it had Kanye West) and it was much more crude, lewd, and uncensored. Blowing up the abortion clinic and fighting Nazi zombie aborted fetus was a highlight. I'm not a right winger. The Canada part, unfortunately, was a low point, dragging on seemingly forever. I had fun with the game but it obviously didn't leave much of a lasting impression. It was also riddled with bugs. I don't think I'll play the sequel anytime soon, either. 50.5. Borderlands Original Release: 2009 Developer: Gearbox Platformer: XB360 I played the shit out of co-op here. My friend and I actually finished it by playing through the entire thing co-op, and boy was it a blast. I don't remember much else, other than the awesome time I had finding all sorts of loot. I just wish this game had a storyline. I hear the sequel is better in every way, but I don't have access to co-op anymore and can't see myself single-player-ing through a game like this. 50.25. Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty Original Release: 2010 Developer: Blizzard Platformer: PC I played this in 2014 but my love for Starcraft at that point was merely nostalgia. The late 90's to late early 2000's were a time of Starcraft solace for me. I lost countless hours playing on Battle.net, then I found the User Map Creator thing on Battle.net and spent even more time playing people's amazing creations and even making my own RPG! I didn't do this with Starcraft II and I think that's because it was a learning curve I had to get over once again. SCII just adds a bunch of shit and that changes the gameplay a whole lot. What I did do was play single player mode up to the mission in which a giant supernova chases you. Fuck that mission. <cite>Haunter12O posted [p:899142834] in Haunter ra... [t:76436991]...</cite> <quote>The Forgotten The games below have been left out of the numbered ranking for some reason...I dunno, I forgot. Luckily, I don't really have any other place to put them but here. That's right, they rank about in the same spot. The problem with lists like this usually lies in the middle section. This tier in particular is extremely hard to rank because you could take any of these games and switch them around. They're all about the same grade-wise. They're good, not great, but not bad either, so it's much harder to rank them with write-ups because I feel like I'm writing a review and it feels less natural to talk about a game that I have no real emotional feelings for (anger or happiness, that is). 50.75. South Park: The Stick of Truth Original Release: 2014 Developer: Obsidian Platform: XB360 Totally forgot I even played this! It's a decent RPG, if not a buggy mess. I loved the nods to various South Park episodes. Basically it's this generation of the South Park movie. It had everything the show had (except for Kanye West, I wish it had Kanye West) and it was much more crude, lewd, and uncensored. Blowing up the abortion clinic and fighting Nazi zombie aborted fetus was a highlight. I'm not a right winger. The Canada part, unfortunately, was a low point, dragging on seemingly forever. I had fun with the game but it obviously didn't leave much of a lasting impression. It was also riddled with bugs. I don't think I'll play the sequel anytime soon, either. 50.5. Borderlands Original Release: 2009 Developer: Gearbox Platformer: XB360 I played the shit out of co-op here. My friend and I actually finished it by playing through the entire thing co-op, and boy was it a blast. I don't remember much else, other than the awesome time I had finding all sorts of loot. I just wish this game had a storyline. I hear the sequel is better in every way, but I don't have access to co-op anymore and can't see myself single-player-ing through a game like this. 50.25. Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty Original Release: 2010 Developer: Blizzard Platformer: PC I played this in 2014 but my love for Starcraft at that point was merely nostalgia. The late 90's to late early 2000's were a time of Starcraft solace for me. I lost countless hours playing on Battle.net, then I found the User Map Creator thing on Battle.net and spent even more time playing people's amazing creations and even making my own RPG! I didn't do this with Starcraft II and I think that's because it was a learning curve I had to get over once again. SCII just adds a bunch of shit and that changes the gameplay a whole lot. What I did do was play single player mode up to the mission in which a giant supernova chases you. Fuck that mission.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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