Top 10 Games That I Played in 2020
My favorite games that I played in 2020.
10 Games
This platformer is very beautiful to look at, but it wasn't my favorite in terms of gameplay. The story messed me up quite a bit too, but it was very well done.
I have a soft spot for colony management games, but no game has ever managed to get me hooked for SO LONG. I love this type of game, and Rimworld is like brain crack to me. The learning curve is a bit steep, but the game has many difficulty modes to accommodate even first-timers to the colony management genre. Amazing modding community too.
My all time favorite horror game. I loved playing this when it first came out, and this year I decided to buy the DLC and replay the base game and go through the DLC afterwards. I was very, very impressed. The atmosphere of the game is one of my favorite things about it. 10/10, god I can't wait for LN2
...yes, I never actually did a full playthrough of this until now. This buggy mess of a game was like a rollercoaster. I will never forget the day Lydia got punted into the sun, I hope she's having fun up there
Another horror-ish platformer, I got this game recommended to me from my friend, as it's one of his favorites. I was very surprised to see how much it reminded me of Little Nightmares. Entertaining puzzles, and a story that will plague your mind with questions for the next few days. Fun!
Whenever anyone I know asks me for a platformer game recommendation, this is the first one I tell them to play. Stunning visuals, emotional soundtrack to go with a heart wrenching story and very smooth and satisfying movement mechanics. Ori is a must play.
An 'interactive movie' type of game. The main character is played by Ellen Page, my favorite actress. Very fun to play through, but a bit of a pain to hunt for achievements. Aiden, despite being invisible for the entire game, shows a great range of emotions through his actions. Some of those actions are of course done by the player, but the ones done independently from the character are a pleasure to see. 'The Dinner' chapter is a great example of this! Bonus point for having a multiplayer option.
This game is a huge grindfest, but it very rarely felt like one. It has a variety of things to do, and the sense of accomplishment I got from hunting achievements but also completing my own goals was very fun. Bonus points for having the multiplayer option too. I played this with my sister and we had tons of fun together.
I played the demo version of this a few years ago, and decided to give it a go. Not much of a story in this one and not as horror-ish as the other platformers of its kind in this list, as its main focus is the puzzles.
I've been listening to the OST of this game for years, but I never got around to playing it. Now that I did though, not only do I love the soundtrack more, but it hurts my feelings in the best of ways
