At this point, Bethesda is known more for re-releasing Skyrim on every possible platform than anything else. Regardless of how you feel about the trilogy’s end, Mass Effect remains a genre-defining RPG.
The first game in the series was an Xbox exclusive for a long time, with it making its debut on PC only a while later. Of course, we all know what happened afterward.
It redefined BioWare as one of the best developers out there with a deep devotion towards telling well written single-player focused stories. Developed by BioWare in its glory days, this trilogy pioneered space-exploration based epics in video games. Okay, this isn’t necessarily one game per se, but the Mass Effect trilogy is essentially one big story. The main campaign is just over 10 hours long, as it doesn’t overstay its welcome unlike a lot of other single-player games. The game spawned a spinoff too ( Death of the Outsider), but even that did not manage to capture the first game’s magic. While its sequel did not fare well, both in terms of reception and in-game performance especially on PC, the first game is a special gem. Set in the fictional city of Dunwall, the game has a lot to offer in terms of stealth mechanics. The first-person game follows Corvo as he embarks on an adventure to save princess Emily Kaldwin. DishonoredĪrkane Studios redefined the stealth-action genre with the first Dishonored. I say fine because we already went over Crysis above. While by today’s standards the game may not look so good, back in 2009 it was fine. Ask any die-hard Assassin’s Creed fan which one’s their favorite, and odds are they’ll point to AC2. It’s hard to think that its been 10 years since its debut, considering just how much it changed the landscape of the franchise. The second game in Ubisoft’s signature franchise, Assassin’s Creed II managed to improve every aspect of the original. Suffice it to say that Remedy has put themselves on the map as a competent single-player game developer. We reviewed the game and gave it a near-perfect score. Of course, not everyone will be able to get the same experience because of NVIDIA’s RTX exclusivity right now, but even without those, it looks great. Control with RTX turned on looks utterly gorgeous, and it’s an experience you can only get on PC right now. While the console port of the game suffered a lot, the PC port made perhaps the best use of raytracing in gaming yet. Remedy Entertainment’s Control was a breath of fresh air when it came out a few months ago. 4A Games have made a stunning open-world here and while it does look good on consoles like Xbox One X, its true potential is something only a high-end PC can tap into. While most of the attention went towards its stunning use of RTX technology, the game itself is pretty well made. The third game in the Metro series released earlier this year to critical acclaim.
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