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New upload!!!
Granted its... an edited and combined version of two streams I did but SHSHSHSHHSS
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Shitpost doodles I did for the stream below cut
The dumbass trio
The year is nearly over and it's time for my personal game of the year picks again. Finished a record amount of games this year (53, full list of games at the end of the post). COVID-19 pandemic didn't really cause an increase in my gaming, the main contributing factor was Xbox Game Pass for PC which allows me to easily pick up and try out a variety of games. As a "blast from the past" I finally beat a Nintendo 64 game Blast Corps together with husbando, a game I had been stuck in in the 90s. Like usual, I didn't play many games released in the current year so most of my picks are older games. But without further ado, here are the best of the best.
1st place: Yakuza Kiwami 2 (PC, also available on PS4, Xbox One)
Thrilling and serious crime drama featuring the legendary ex-yakuza Kiryu who finds himself in absurdly hilarious situations at every turn. This is a game you don't want to miss, but playing Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami prior to this is recommended.
+ Amazing story with various charismatic and memorable characters + Some incredibly funny side quests and entertaining minigames + Gorgeously detailed environments in 4K + Cool soundtrack and superb voice acting + Majima Saga is a nice continuation to events of Yakuza 0 + Well-made PC port with no issues besides occasional amusing ragdolling - Lack of different fighting styles make battles a bit repetitive - No Ansel support
See my posts about Yakuza Kiwami 2
2nd place: Octopath Traveler (Switch, also available on PC)
Classic JRPG of modern times with quality of life improvements and gorgeous presentation. Each characters' stories, the game's engaging turn-based battle system and mechanics kept me glued to the screen for over 125 hours.
+ Fun and rewarding battle system with a good amount of team customization and strategy with subclasses and skills + Beautiful visuals mixing old-school sprite graphics with modern lighting effects + Splendid soundtrack, dual audio option and great Japanese voice acting + Likeable characters with their own individual stories and engrossing overarching story that lets you find the connections of the characters + Quality localization with rich language. I learned many new words and H'aanit's old manner of speaking added a new layer of immersion. + Nice quality of life features like fast travel and seemingly unlimited inventory space - Random encounters (they didn't actually bother me much in this game as the battle system was engaging) - Sudden crazy difficulty spike when encountering the real final boss
See my posts about Octopath Traveler
3rd place: Portal 2 (PC, also available on PS3, Xbox 360)
Immersive sci-fi first-person puzzle game with fascinating game mechanics and tons of great humor. Portal 2 lives up to the universal praise it has gotten.
+ Interesting premise and great writing + Well designed physics-based puzzles + Difficulty is just right, not too hard and not too easy + Super good voice acting and soundtrack that fits the environments spot on + Great humor right from the starting tutorial + The first-person camera immersed me into the game - Some issues like autosaving at unfortunate moments
See my posts about Portal 2
Honorable mention: Xenoblade Chronicles X (Wii U)
Sci-fi action JRPG with a surprising twist in its story and a peculiar setting where the player isn't really the protagonist. Battle system is fun and rewarding once you get a hang of it.
+ Impressive world that made me go "woah!" and "ooohh!" + Cool sci-fi story + Great use of Wii U GamePad + Skells (flying mech suits) make traversing the vast world pleasant + Online multiplayer is still active - Tedious fetch quests (wiki/guide recommended) - Soundtrack isn't consistently good
See my posts about Xenoblade Chronicles X
Honorable mention: Ruiner (PS4 & Switch, also available on PC, Xbox One)
I'm in love with this game. I've played it on 4 platforms already and I'm waiting for my Switch physical copy. Ruiner was in my top 3 games last year so I'll just give it a honorable mention now.
+ Amazing world-building and atmosphere + Great soundtrack + Fast-paced action gameplay that stays fun even after multiple playthroughs - Some glitches in PS4 version, Switch version aiming doesn't feel as accurate as on other platforms
See my posts about Ruiner
Honorable mention: Death Coming (PC, also available on PS4, Switch, mobile)
Kind of like a point and click isometric Hitman game. Humorous game where you need to figure out how to reap as many souls as possible, causing fatal accidents with the environments.
+ Fun assassination gameplay with well-designed, wildly imaginative levels + Charming graphics and presentation + Hilarious ways to kill targets - More levels would have been welcome
Nominees for my personal Game of the Year 2020
Only games I have finished in 2020 have been included.
A Plague Tale: Innocence (PC) ACA NeoGeo: Metal Slug X (PC) Bayonetta (PC) Blast Corps (N64) Carrion (PC) Cat Quest (Switch) Costume Quest + Grubbins on Ice DLC (PC) Death Coming (PC) Doki Doki Literature Club (PC) Etrian Mystery Dungeon (3DS) Final Fantasy XV + DLC episodes (PC) Gears 5 (PC) Gris (PC) Helltaker (PC) Her Story (PC) Hypnospace Outlaw (PC) Katana Zero (PC) Kirby: Triple Deluxe (3DS) Lonely Mountains: Downhill (PC) Mario Kart 8 (Wii U) Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite (PC) Mr. DRILLER DrillLand (Switch) My Nintendo Picross: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (3DS) Observation (PC) Octopath Traveler (Switch) Paper Mario: The Origami King (Switch) Pikmin 3 (Wii U) PictoQuest: The Cursed Grids (Switch) Pikuniku (PC) Pokémon Shield (Switch) Portal 2 (PC) Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology (3DS) Rainy Season (PC) Ruiner (PS4) Ruiner (Switch) Star Fox 64 3D (3DS) Stella Glow (3DS) Streets of Rage 4 (PC) Super Bomberman R (Switch) Super Mario 64 (N64) Super Mario 64 (Switch) Super Mario Sunshine (Switch) Tacoma (PC) Tetris Effect: Connected (PC) The Gardens Between (PC) The Messenger (PC) The Touryst (PC) Thimbleweed Park (PC) Watch_Dogs 2 (PC) Wilmot's Warehouse (PC) Xenoblade Chronicles X (Wii U) Yakuza Kiwami (PC) Yakuza Kiwami 2 (PC)
Wishing you all a safe journey to a brave new year 2021! May it be blessed with plenty of quality gaming.
I just wanted to post something so I think this is what is called pooppost (I don’t like to swear, sorry)
anyway, I liked the game, it was really funny to play, even though I only got because it was free in the epic games store. I have to take every chance of free game honestly.
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I bought a new game on Steam summer sale. yay (by the way why did he give me a useless scythe...)
Death Coming is coming soon to Nintendo Switch
Death Coming is a game about harvesting human souls as The Reaper. To do this, you have to dodge angels in real-life by setting traps for humans. It might involve dropping a pot plant on someone's head; taking out a support railing from a construction worker, setting a stop sign to green earlier than anticipated, or whatever your creativity can come up with.
