Last thread for me: Top 6 games of the PS4 generation

Witcher 3 would’ve without doubt been by number 7. It’s an amazing game. Visuals still hold good. Gwent of course. It has issue though which to its credit it was close to a launch title.

Another pretty brilliant game considering sony marketed it as the Witcher 3 dialogue wise and it was made by people who only worked on kill zone. For me though falls way too flat into the Ubisoft model of gameplay. Everything else about it was cool and legit and look forward to the sequel

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Also I think red dead 2 is on Xbox if you haven’t do yourself a giant favor

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That was a day one purchase for me, I’ve been playing the PS4 solely since my kids took over both Xb1’s and the series X. Lately I’ve been playing Ace Combat 7.

Dark Souls 3
Bloodborne
Sekiro



Everything else

Yeah I actually addressed that in a later post as the one that just got cut. It’s an amazing game without a shadow of doubt but has problems. It’s pacing can be brutal. The physics can be weird. The combat is....well mediocre at best. You’re there for the immersive world of the Witcher and the story that game tells and it does it almost better than anyone ever. I know it was a 2015 game but I feel I left it off because of technical limitations early in the cycle, although I’ll say it still looks great visually. And commend them for competing with bloodbourne for best dlc ever

1.) Bloodborne
2.) GoW
3.) HZD
4.) FF7 remake
5.) P5
6.) Sekiro

The best part was swinging around. No game had ever done ducking world traversing as well as spider man lol.

Although, even though I like Miles Morales as a character, his DLC/Mini sequel felt like a high school writers room concocted a plot got a ps5 tech demo

Interesting list. I must be the only person on earth who doesn’t like god of war. Final Fantasy 15....meh. When they finally got it right and released the royal edition which included like 3 full short games of dlc for each support character, intercut movie scenes from the film you were supposed to watch before hand, and hopefully you did 6 hours of YouTube anime or you’ll be fricked. After 3 years the final product fully itemized switching characters in battle and story fleshed out and explained I find myself actually liking 15. It did NOT need to be open world though. It’s barren as frick and has worse quest than Ubisoft. I get that kills the road trip thing but whatever. As for bloodbourne you’re not meant to rely on the viles, you’re meant to do two things and if you can do these you’ll feel like thanos. Become a parry expert and utilize the rally system to the max. But even farming blood vials is like 30 minutes in th first stage running a loop from bride through house to lamp.


And btw you can shite on me too ff13 is one of my faves of the series and I love the trilogy

Yeah, I agree with all you said about FF15. I cannot really explain why I like it so much, but what I do know is that I really enjoyed the story and the character interactions a lot. I also really like how the dungeons are set up (how they actually feel like dungeons instead of the traditional FF-style cave). And all of the music and remixes of past music you can listen to in the car. Mind you, the beginning of the game is really restricting for what you can do and where you can go, so it is a huge turnoff. But once you get access to the monster truck (or whatever the game calls it) and eventually the wings (needed to get to Pitioss Ruins), the game really becomes a lot of fun, at least it did for me. I absolutely loved the post-game for FF15 and it's one of the reasons I like it over a lot of old-school FF games.

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And btw you can shite on me too ff13 is one of my faves of the series and I love the trilogy

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Lol I have played FF13 like 3-4 times and really enjoy it. Weirdly enough, I've never played the latter two games of the trilogy. The combat is by far my favorite of the turn-based ATB games. Just so much variety between the different paradigms and party set up. Great music and the visuals were way ahead of its time. Just wish the story and terminology weren't so convoluted.

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s for bloodbourne you’re not meant to rely on the viles, you’re meant to do two things and if you can do these you’ll feel like thanos. Become a parry expert and utilize the rally system to the max. But even farming blood vials is like 30 minutes in th first stage running a loop from bride through house to lamp.

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Yeah, I've started BB at least 3 times and always stop whenever I fight the Blood-Starved Beast. I don't really dislike the game at all. I suppose I've been too reliant on Estus Flasks that I blow away all the blood vials and then say screw it . It's more frustrating if anything. I just want them to release the game on PC so I don't have to grab my PS4 lol. But I definitely plan to brute force my way through Bloodborne at some point. Is it safe to say its more centralized in one area, similarly to lets say Castlevania, vs spread out into different areas like DS3? That's the impression I got at least, but I always thought it'd be cool if that were the case.

Edit: A friend of mine told me there was a leak about a Bloodborne remaster being released for PC and PS5, so fingers crossed.