What is the best game you have ever played?

ITonyI

JasX wrote: »

BattleStar Galactica: The board game

-Great traitor mechanic / social interaction game
http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/edge_minisite_sec.asp?eidm=18&esem=1

PS you video game types are sooo behind the times ;p
http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2014/jul/16/london-first-board-game-cafe-to-open-in-hackney

Love the Galactica board game Could you recommend any expansions? I find that Cylons tend to have very little to do once they are outed at the end-game.

As far as video games are concerned, X-Com Enemy Unknown/Within is brilliant. I'm finding it really addictive at the moment and am on my fourth play through. Thinking about it, it would probably make a pretty sweet board game too!

somethingcorporate

In no particular order:

Baldurs Gate 2,
Skyrim,
Dark Souls,
World of Warcraft.

s1ipmatt

Tetris - Gameboy

heartbreak_star

Final Fantasy VII.

Oh, maybe Fallout 3/NV too, and I also quite like Dragon Age: Origins.

HBS x

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Seconding GoldenEye on the N64 (for multiplayer)
Alien Vs Predator. Good memories of using a serial cable to 'network' our uni house back in 2001 to play this game
I did get quite addicted to 'Black or White' for a while

somethingcorporate

Black and white was a superb game, as was FF7 and I have to add Max Payne for being something a little bit different.

I'm also quite enjoying Diablo 3 at the moment but it lacks the skill required to succeed at the likes of dark souls.

aveylee

Planescape : Torment.
Graphics were average at best, but for an RPG storyline it was incredible.

Tropez

Hard to say, really. Mass Effect 2 was probably one of the most fun experiences I've had with a game but it is flawed in so many ways. I absolutely loved my first playthrough of it though, enjoyed a second but after that the flaws become too apparent. It's the type of game I wish I could erase my memories of so I could experience it anew once again though.

Really enjoyed Red Dead Redemption and although technically speaking it isn't really the best of its series, GTA: Vice City was probably the most fun.

Quake II was lots of fun back in the day and I've enjoyed replaying it a few times since.

LeafGreen

I think I got the most pleasure out of Outrun (arcade) and
Dungeon Master on my Atari ST/Amiga.

Mat_Lock

Final Fantasy 7 back in the day for storyline and time spent playing

Pinball Dreams/Fantasies - purely for using up all my spare time when I was a youngun.

edit: Oh and not forgetting Mario Kart on SNES competing against mates for the fastest laps when drunk n stoned back in the day too.