OB's top five games of 2017?

[Sniffles 175]

Post your top five games of this year, here are mine;

-Doki Doki Literature club (It's a free game on steam and on first glance, it looks shit but after about 30 minutes of gameplay you will understand why it's so highly praised)

-Arma 3 (bought it on the sale about a year ago, never played it until a friend of mine recommended trying Arma Life, I found it so fun I now have around 1.5k hours on that server. @Lupha plays it which I didn't know until around 2 months ago)

-Smite (MOBA with a lil twist, super easy to get into and offers both casual players and more competitive players areas to shine @Skillershark  plays it I think)

-Overwatch (been playing this every day starting from around a month or two ago, while first I didn't like the game, I found my "main" and ever since then have had fun meeting people in voice chat and arguing with hanzo's in comp)

-OSRS (even though I've stopped playing now I managed to get my account pretty good before I sold it to a mate IRL, fun game and beats RS3 by miles)

[Rory 509]

Bookmarked for when the Switch brings out it's 5th game 

[SonyTwan 1,208]

dead by daylight (released before 2017 but still play it)
resi 7
pubg
cuphead
hollow knight
 

[Lewis 1,276]

1. CSGO

2. CSGO

3. CSGO

4. CSGO

5. CSGO

[Vemix 205]

Call of Duty WW2

Arma 3

Rocket League

Cuphead 

What remains of Edith Finch

[keemy 1,106]

Overwatch

Dead by daylight

Battlerite

Hand Simulator

Hand Simulator

 

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[Revan The Dragon 121]

Rainbow Six: Siege - Had some bad letdowns this year with the devs but the game is still wonderful and the community is great sometimes.

Rocket League - The devs are still keeping this game alive and listening to feedback with the maps a lot, and the gameplay is still as fun as ever.

Night in the Woods - Amazing side-scroller I recently picked up after I was forced to. I never expected to love it as much as I did, it has a stunning story which can take up to eight hours to finish.

Redout: Enhanced Edition - I picked up this game at launch purely because it looked similar to Wipeout. Redout is the successor to Wipeout, just without weapons, and has a much higher skill ceiling. 

Ghost Recon: Wildlands - This game has a *huge* open world and is great to play with friends, though the missions soon become a bit repetitive. The recent edition of the 4v4 mode is very fun though!

[nick 433]

league

uhhh?

cs 1.6

 

[Stiqqy 592]

overwatch 

PUBG

Dead by daylight

Pokemon sun and moon

starwars bf2

[Echo 9]

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[GingerPopper 402]

Resident evil 7

The evil within 2

Cuphead

PUBG (kind of, idk)

Dark souls 3 Ringed city DLC, not really a game, but it was a damn good dlc if I've ever played one.

[Storm 84]

5. Darkest Dungeon
4. Dead by deadlight
3. PUBG
2. Hollow Knight
1. Total War Warhammer: II

This is my top for games I've PLAYED on 2017, I know some of them weren't launched on 2017.

 

Special thanks to Vemix (he knows what I mean ).

[ZakTEF 37]

On 29/11/2017 at 16:28, Revan The Dragon said:

Rainbow Six: Siege - Had some bad letdowns this year with the devs but the game is still wonderful and the community is great sometimes.

Rocket League - The devs are still keeping this game alive and listening to feedback with the maps a lot, and the gameplay is still as fun as ever.

Night in the Woods - Amazing side-scroller I recently picked up after I was forced to. I never expected to love it as much as I did, it has a stunning story which can take up to eight hours to finish.

Redout: Enhanced Edition - I picked up this game at launch purely because it looked similar to Wipeout. Redout is the successor to Wipeout, just without weapons, and has a much higher skill ceiling. 

Ghost Recon: Wildlands - This game has a *huge* open world and is great to play with friends, though the missions soon become a bit repetitive. The recent edition of the 4v4 mode is very fun though!

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