Runners-up: Tactical Breach Wizards, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, UFO 50, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
Top 10 (in no particular order):
- Balatro
- Animal Well
- Nine Sols
- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
- Metaphor: ReFantazio
- Secrets of Grindea
- Astro Bot
- The Rise of the Golden Idol
- Ace Attorney Investigations 2: Prosecutor’s Gambit
- Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake
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I had heard absolutely nothing about Secrets of Grindea, but it looks like a game that’s right up my alley, so it’s been grabbed.
Same! Glad I was introduced to it as well.
Holy crap they finished it back in Feb! I bought it a decade ago now and it’s just been hanging out in my library since then.
I’ve never heard of, nor played, any of those games (other than being superficially aware of the final fantasy series).
I guess I live under a rock.
astro bot (4 titles over 11 years), dragon quest (11 titles over 38 years), ace attorney (11 titles over 23 years), or balatro (winning best indie game at both the game awards and the golden joysticks this year)?
It must be a big rock?!
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth looks really good. I can’t wait until it’s done so I can play it.
I’m out of the loop why the downvotes
Rebirth is already out, but it’s still exclusive to the PS5. The PC port was announced for early 2025 I think. so OP is either making a jab at Rebirth not being available on PC because PC players hate exclusives, or they’re just saying they’re waiting for the 3rd part of the remake trilogy (probably to be expected some time in 2027), which is what a number of players are doing.
Personally, I started on the first part of the remake trilogy, then stopped when I realized how annoyed I would be about waiting for the sequels. So now I’m waiting for all of it to be out on Steam before I start again.
It’s a curse, any comment that mentions Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth gets downvoted.
How to ignore a thread about games in two steps
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Jason Schreier is the exception. For years and years, he has done Pulitzer deserving work covering the industry.
