I present to you the discussion of the greatest and most achieving games of 2011. You can probably guess what this means so I shall begin with my list.
5. Bullet Storm
*Putting Fun back in The Gun* By my personal thoughts, when Epic said that they were going to do with the slogan and all, I thought "Nah, it's going to go down the drain". But to my surprise, they really have pulled it off. The game simply feels old and classy, making a nice retro shooter. And with it's many unique elements and fast-paced play, you would be missing out if you haven't even tried the demo yet.
4. Skyrim
We all knew this was obvious. To be honest I feel guilty giving this game a spot because it just feels cheap but this game will not only give you a thrilling and exciting experience, it will also be official the first single-player game that will suck away your soul in an instance. I can't describe how much of a sheer improvement this game is over oblivion. To call Skyrim a sequel is just an understandment. About 99% of people reading this already have Skyrim so onto the next game.
3. Dungeon Defenders
Although I have only played this game for a while, a short while due to the troubles I have had with my computer over the last 2 weeks and I can say its bust, although I will be having a one that will beat my old one's performance third-fold. But once I have played this game I knew that It was something different, something unique. Although the plot may seem a bit outdated and childish, bear in mind this is primarily a Tower-Defence game, so having a plot to begin with is on a good start.
With a game so colourful that the only game I can imagine being more colourful is Bastion, with it's great variety of Towers, Characters and Enemies, as well as being contented with well, Content. I would have to say to at least give it a shot.
2. Saints Row: The Third.
Being a SR fan since the late release of The Original, I was not surprised that this game was going to be a blast. A huge blast.
The moment I jumped on board, curiosity killed the cat as I jumped onto The "Whored" mode which is not the same as Hoard mode as it is spelled with a W. There I saw my self only 2 minutes into the game and i'm already killing mini-fat sumo-wrestlers with my Dildo=Sword being dressed up as Care-Bear from the looks of it, yeah, that can be done.
I then decided to jump onto the Co-Op story mode with my friend and they don't toss you around with about a 30 minute tutorial. they send you on a suicide free-fall mission where I must dodge various objects whule killing other people in an attempt to save another saint that was moments away from being splat.
I have to say, screw GTA, screw Just Cause, Saints Row is where it's at if you want a Sand-Box game. You must try this game ASAP.
1. Dungeons of Dredmor
Your surprised that a small indie game is the most enjoyable game that I played this year, well, you shouldn't be, as indie games are the true winners.
Being a heartful fan of Rogue Likes since the Ang-Band's and Dungeon Crawler:Stone Soup, you can realise that I have a soft spot for Rogue-Likes as you can imagine.
The best way to describe a Roque-Like is that they are RPG's,just they don't give a crap about you running out of health, they dont care if you died, they don't care if you have very bad items, if I have to say, these are what true RPG's are meant to be if your looking for a challenge, an unfair one to say the least.
This has a wonderful art style and an even more wonderful sense of humour. You want to be an Emo Animal Hunter Vampire thats good at Math, well, you can. You want to know Viking Wizardry while being able to Craft the biggest Armour while having the ability to turn into a Werediggle? well you can.
You want to fight Enemies that go "FUS DO RAH!!!"? That's possible, anything is with Dungeons of Dredmor. The fact the you must drink alcohol to regenerate mana is ingenious.
Words can't describe the awesomeness of Rogue-Likes until you have actually tried a Rogue-Like for yourself, and this game is not a bad place to start, a great place to be honest.
The best thing is that the Developers, Gaslamp, are probably the nicest company I have seen in my entire life, they listen to the community, they love the community, and they are pretty honest with what they do.
CHANGED*: We have a new Crafting System! We stole the old one off Minecraft, this time we stole it of Terraria For the price of £3:49, with it on a steam sale constantly, It would be impossible not to tell you to buy this game now, i'm being honest, it really is.
And this ends my list of The Top 5 Games of 2011.