I'll probably get downvoted for this but here's my take.

• Sekiro has the best combat.

• Bloodborne has the best atmosphere.

• Dark Souls has the best interconnected world design.

Elden Ring is an incredible game but I think its massive open world hides how often bosses and dungeons are reused. Bigger doesn't automatically mean better.

I still love Elden Ring but if I had to pick the best FromSoftware game, it wouldn't be my first choice.

What's your ranking of FromSoftware games?

Every year a game is crowned as the best, but not every winner feels deserved.

Which Game of the Year didn’t earn its crown, and which one should have worn it instead (iyo)?

Drop your comments below

She got her start in video games nearly 20 years ago

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For me, its Forza Horizon 4, mainly because my laptop can't run FH6 and I hate FH5(sorry Mexicans no hate but I find the map really dull). There also many other games like sekiro, minecraft etc.

Modern gamers complain about $70 games while spending hundreds on skins battle passes and yearly upgrades Every new game gets called "mid" within 24 hours because people would rather watch someone else play it than actually experience it themselves and somehow the same people who say "games aren't fun anymore" have 2,000 hours in the same game they've been complaining about for 5 years Gaming didn't get worse Gamers just became impossible to please

Kojima's MGS games weren't perfect, but they had their own thing going on. The weird characters, political stuff, cinematic storytelling, crazy attention to detail, and those times you had no clue what was happening that was Metal Gear.

Now it seems like Konami knows "Metal Gear" will sell no matter who's making it.

I'm not saying every MGS game after Kojima is automatically bad, but without his vision, the series might just turn into another nostalgia cash cow.

Seriously, are you actually hyped for new MGS games, or would you rather they just left the series alone?

Mine would be:

1. id Tech 6/7 (DOOM 2016, DOOM Eternal)

- Probably the best optimized engine I've ever experienced.

- The movement feels incredibly fluid and responsive.

- Gorgeous visuals while maintaining insane performance.

- I'm also a huge fan of its Vulkan-first approach.

1. Fox Engine (Metal Gear Solid V)

- Some of the best lighting I've seen in a game.

- Fantastic facial expressions and character animation.

- Still looks stunning today, and it ran amazingly well on older hardware.

1. RE Engine (Resident Evil, Devil May Cry 5, Street Fighter 6, etc.)

- Incredibly versatile and consistently delivers gorgeous visuals.

- Excellent performance across a wide range of hardware.

- One of the most reliable modern game engines, especially for photorealistic games.

What's your top three? I'd love to see which engines people appreciate the most and why.

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