The Last of Us
(PS3)
Holding steady on gamerankings.com at over 95% based off of 66 reviews (no
thanks to Gamespot's Tom Mc Shea - seriously man....), Naught Dog's latest is
truly a masterpiece. Taking its inspiration from Cormac McCarthy's novel The
Road, The Last of Us is an unrelenting tale of survival.
Bioshock Infinite
(Xbox 360/PS3/PC)
This highly anticipated title was well worth the wait and delivered on all
fronts. With amazing set pieces, provocative characters and a rather
controversial story, Bioshock Infinite is what you would expect out of a AAA
title.
Don't let the anime style and hints of Pokemon(esqe) gameplay turn you away
from this one. Ni No Kuni is hands down the greatest old school style RPG to
come around in a long time.
Guacamelee! (PS3)
Another PSN Indie exclusive in the mix for Game of the Year, much like last
year's winner, Journey. Guacamelee! is a thrilling Metroidvania 2D
side-scroller filled with charming character. Much like its old school roots,
it's challenging but rewarding at the same time.
Animal Crossing: New Leaf (Nintendo 3DS)
I've yet to play this one myself, but based off what I've read and heard from
plenty of others, this one is massively addicting.
Tomb Raider (Xbox
360/PS3/PC)
The heavily silicon....errr, polygon endowed Laura Croft is back, but
you've never seen her like this before. Crystal Dynamics took the series in a
bold new direction with this reboot and it paid off. This goes back to the
roots of Laura's origins and it's a much darker and grittier tale than those in
the past.
So there's my short list for now, which is of course, open
for debate. Tell me what you list consists of and come the end of the year, we
will vote for 2013's Game of the Year. I'll leave this as a living
document adding others suggestions and
titles as they release these last handful of months.
Till next time, Game On!
@venomlace
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