It takes quite a bit for me to be hooked on a game and I think the last one I played to the end and then some was AC Unity. Yup, hated by many and buggy but I never came across any problems and having not played the other AC games loved it!
planet coaster
Unchartered 4 definitely
Final fantasy 7 was the first game to blow me away with story line....Think it was the first game I ever played that wasn't a platform and had a proper story to it..
But the last of us as said above is really really good
i played beyond two souls for the first time recently. at the end of it i was truly amazed by what i had just witnessed i loved it. now playing through to get the platinum a definite keeper for the collection
Any game that I manage to finish these days is a game I consider to be decent or good. I no longer have the time nor patience to grind through a game that I don't particularly enjoy so it's a big praise if I manage to play it to the end!
Recent games I managed to finish are:
- Witcher 3 (Got platinum trophy as well)
- Wolfenstein New Order
- Tales of Borderlands
- Dark Souls 3
- Bloodborne
GTA5
Probably Uncharted 4 for me.
This gen Bloodborne was probably the first game to really impress me, since then very few. Uncharted 4 looked incredible but the gameplay was more of the same, ditto Rise of the Tomb Raider. Titanfall 2's single player campaign was surprisingly good if short, but it did impress me.
Tricky one really as specific games haven't really impressed me that much in ages.I suppose the last traditional game that I've really enjoyed has been Dishonored 2.The whole game world, characters, atmosphere, graphical style and the many different ways you can play the game are so impressive.
As far as being really impressed, the thing in gaming that has really impressed be of late has been PSVR.That's just mind blowing and whilst it doesn't quite make TV gaming completely redundant, it does make you look at TV gaming as some antiquated method of playing games, once you have tried it.PSVR is a long way from being the finished VR article, but it's a very polished entry for the medium into the console environment and once experienced, it becomes very clear that it is not a gimmick of any sort and is in fact where gaming is now heading.Playing Drive Club actually sitting in the car in the middle of the game world is just something else and Rush of Blood is just wow!For me, nothing has come a tenth of the way towards impressing me as much as PSVR since I started gaming in the early eighties.
It's hard to pick a specific game, but I guess that I would pick DCVR, given my love for racing games.It showed me instantly what would be possible for racing sims in the future and that excited me a lot.