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I legit forgot Atomfall released this year and I'm surprised it popped up on the list. Quite a few contenders present here for sure.

I plan on starting KCD2 after I'm finished with Expedition 33. Pretty excited. I played the first game way back in like 2019 or so.

Great list Rob. Once DS2 comes to pc I'll happily sink hours and hours into another Kojima title.

I would love a new Spyro but the youtuber that made the video on this always throws anything at the wall and hopes it sticks so take it with a huge grain of salt.

I'm playing through the game and you can tell everything was crafted by artists, it's apparent by their style.

"...and there's now an English dub for the sickos that want such a thing."

As a long time Yakuza fan, I agree lol.

But it's a shame the original was delisted cause outside of the technical improvements, this version is sadly inferior to the original 0, which is a shame cause it could've been a really cool way to revisit the game.

Car accidents are always terrible. Such a shame. Feel bad for his family as well.

I need to reinstall and play the Christmas Nights game again, it's perfectly in season for it.

I haven't played Crossworlds yet but it has Nights and Ichiban so I feel it's in a good spot.

I always enjoy reading through everyone's lists here on the site.

I still want to give Hell is Us and Split Fiction a try, but glad to see Expedition 33 and Nightreign on the list.

I'll continue playing Expedition 33 and likely some Peak with friends.

I never knew Peanuts were really popular over in Japan, honestly really cool to hear.

It's a shame the employees are being forced to crunch, especially around the holiday season.

In my own mind, I look at how many devs are a part of the core team. Sure E33 had a lot of contractors and part-time workers working on the game but they still had a core team of around 30 or so devs. Same with Team Cherry, they have a core team of 3 but they obviously had some outside help as well.
When it comes to budget, Kickstarter games that generate millions of dollars during their campaign are still indie games.

I don't know if I like the idea of taking away a game's indie status just cause they have a publisher, cause that would discredit every game that Devolver Digital publishes for.

Just my two cents on the matter.

I agree with Sammy's comment, this whole thing is going to follow Larian through the entire development cycle of this game now, regardless of how much ai they used while creating it. I guess we'll see what happens down the line.

He's done a great job with the company over the last few decades, I always love Sucker Punch's games.

I really like the demo they released so I'm excited for the game.

Super hyped. I loved the game to bits and happy to see it's getting more content.

They're all great and I especially love the Nine Sols one. Super adorable.

I am surprised we didn't get more remaster/remake trailers during the show.

I like to imagine the survivor series is Lara at the start of her career and the PS1-PS2 games are a continuation of that along with the new game. But it is cool to have that classic Lara back where she has that calm, cool and collective-ness about her.

Shift Up deserve the success, the game is great.

It's a cool idea, I remember Square doing this with that one secret boss in Kingdom Hearts 1.

I'm glad it's releasing on pc, that's where I plan on playing it.

I thought Ashley was the biggest scaredy cat? Grace at least can shoot at the horrors she encounters lol.

I'm super excited for the game, even before the Leon reveal.

Honestly it's good to see they're feeling the pressure of low sales and player numbers, it means they have to do something to evolve the series or else it's just going to keep hurting their bottom line.

I thought she sounded really good in the trailer, she does a great job on voicing a more experienced Lara, similar to the og games.

With how long game development takes, and the fact the studio was just formed, there's no way this game releases under 5 years.

1. Hollow Knight Silksong
2. Elden Ring Nightreign
3. Expedition 33
4. MH Wilds
5. Doom Dark Ages

I'm waiting for Death Stranding 2 and Yotei to come to PC, I have KCD2 installed and waiting to be played, AC Shadows was fun, AI Limit and Khazan were great, Cronos and Dying Light Beast are on the backlog, Pipstrello was fantastic. That's off the top of my head at the moment lol.

Really cool to see Mega Man make a return, wasn't on my bingo card for reveals.

I just started Act 2 so I'll gladly welcome a photo mode!

I have always loved Blizz's cinematic department. Their work is so good and has been for years, I adore all of their stuff, especially the WoW and Overwatch cinematic. Chefs kiss.

Okay enough glazing, I only ever played Diablo 2 and 3 but I wouldn't mind trying 4 out someday.

Kinda funny how their renditions for the characters range from alright to terrible lol.

I feel the movie would be a fun watch with how eh it looks.

As someone that enjoys the campaign for Titanfall, this game ain't it. It looks super bland. Granted this does look better then Concord, but not by much.

Expedition 33 deserved the accolades they won. I'm glad Silksong won too.

I thought it was good, a lot of the announcements have me excited.

Looks really good, I can't wait.

Definitely want to give the demo a try.

Pretty snazzy looking watches, I like the simplistic design they have.

I'll have to hop back into the game after the update drops to see how performance fairs.

I'm still using the helmet from when the crossover happened last year, it's so good.

I'm still holding out that hopium for Bloodborne.

Anyways, I feel Expedition 33 will definitely win GotY and a majority of the awards it's nominated for. I've been playing it and the game is really good.

I think the game is fantastic. Granted I never played it when it first released but I did play after a lot of stuff was fixed.

Rockstar are not immune to the consequences of their actions, I hope the employees that were fired win in any sort of case they do against them.

Really cool to see the game get a western release after so many years.

Well hopefully the devs won't lose their jobs over this.

Also, how daft does a person have to be to make a billion dollar purchase and be like "wait, there's a whole division that does something I didn't know about?".

It makes sense cause it looks like it fits Larian's art design for their games.

I never played a Divinity game but I do remember seeing the second game when it released.

It'll be interesting to get another look at the game. I'm super interested in it.

I'm glad his design isn't over the top like some of those fake leaks lol.