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Elden Ring, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Baldur's Gate 3, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Dredge, Blue Prince, Balatro, Astro Bot, Hades II, Silksong, Kingdom Come
by framapotari 8mo ago
Elden Ring, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Baldur's Gate 3, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Dredge, Blue Prince, Balatro, Astro Bot, Hades II, Silksong, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Pacific Drive, Death Stranding 2, Split Fiction
- YurgenJurgensen 8mo agoIt’s too late for that. You crafted that list after seeing the criterion, so it does nothing to disprove the point that the games people think of when they think about “good modern games” aren’t actually modern.
- framapotari 8mo agoHaha what? Do you believe that it's somehow been proven that "people" think about good modern games in some specific way? Based on a comment from one person?
- YurgenJurgensen 8mo agoThis is not the first time this thread has been made, nor will it be the last, and there’s someone (or at least two people in this case) who does it every single time.
- reactordev 8mo agoI’ll never hesitate to brighten the mood with heated debate over best games of history ;)
- framapotari 8mo agoWell in that case this is clearly the official opinion of The People.
- iamjackg 8mo agoMaybe your point was that, but that's not the point the person you replied to was addressing. Nobody was arguing about the specific definition of "modern." The original commenter made a very clear claim: that the most recent "peak" system was the Xbox, which was discontinued in 2005, and that everything after that has been a rehash.
- YurgenJurgensen 8mo agoIf the pace of quality titles is such that people have to go fishing through multiple decades to find what they believe to be a convincing-looking list of titles to compete with the OG Xbox, that is an indication that yes, even with more games coming out, fewer good games are coming out.