1. Lunar: The Silver Star Story - Complete \*PS1
2. Lunar: Eternal Blue: Complete \*PS1
3. Monster Hunter World + Iceborne
4. Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
5. Nioh 2 + Complete Edition
6. The Binding of Isaac + Repentance
7. Dying Light + The Following
8. Assassin's Creed: IV Black Flag - The Complete Edition
9. Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin
10. Dark Souls III: Deluxe Edition
Great year for gaming, and one of the worst years for Game Developers.
2002, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2012 and 2015 were my personal favorites.
Yes.
I went from playing and enjoying: RTS, Platformers, jRPGS, Strategy 4X, Fighting and Sports Games. (Teens-Mid-30s)
In the last decade I moved to: Rogue-likes, aRPGs, wRPGs, Strategy rPGS, Tactical Shooters, Survival and Sandbox. (Mid-30’s-40+)
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Example: When I played Super Mario Bros. 3 10 years ago, I could ace it and finish the game in a day. I went back to play it a few years later and had trouble even finishing a level. My timing was off, and jumping has become more difficult.
These days: When I play a Souls/bullet hell-style game, I’ll have the combat down like riding a bike in no time. It’s still a challenging experience, but I can get through it with little to no struggle.
I was abused by my father mentally/sexually/physically from the ages of 6-17. I start to have severe anxiety/panic attacks, these symptoms last a few hours.
Two decades later, I still have issues with games, films, and television shows that contain physical violence. Anything with realistic violence or sequences. It has a greater impact on me in video games because I control the action. I’ve used breathing and speech techniques to help reduce my symptoms over the last few years, and I have a pill that will calm it down fairly quickly if necessary.
On the top of my head…
This being developed by Massive Entertainment has me very interested.