What's your pick for the "test of time" award?

Thank you, I can't believe no one else said that

I was going to vote for that, but I don't like having to call it anything other than just "Doom". Doesn't feel right.

Contrary to that, I pretty strongly feel Payday 2 is not a game that will even stand the test of a year once Overkill is finally done with the game. I've been playing since the beginning, before we ever had DLC weapons, bombs or even Death Wish difficulty. I've got around 750 hours logged into the game, and I can assure you I'd have quit long before had they left the game as it were. Thanks to Overkill continuously adding new DLC as well as free heists, weapons, masks and other content as well as holding events like the Hoxtober or the 10 days of crimefest or whatever they call it. I mean, I'm done with all the DW achievements and even now I'm inclined to finish them once again on One Down and Mayhem. The only reason it is so replayable is because Overkill has continually supported it and the day Overkill stops, it'll end up just like Payday: TH, a great game which ultimately died out due to lack of novelty in content.

Honestly, I think Syberia was hugely overrated on release - and for all the years that passed as well. Fortunately it seems that the times when 9 out of 10 people named Syberia after being asked about their favourite adventure game are over (although the relapse is quite possible in the nearest future for obvious reasons).

I fucking love that game. The reveal about JC's brother is one of the most epic moments ever in a video game, and totally unprecedented in a game from the 90s. I remember I was up till 4 that night, having played level after level and even then adrenaline kept me going on. I wish they'd remaster that beauty even though it holds up today; if any game deserves a remaster, Deus Ex does. (I know there's a fan version of the remaster however, but I haven't found time to install it)

This was also my pick

But there's a RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 and 3 and World. :P

That's what I'm talking about! Didn't get as much time with UT2004, mainly because of the fact that it had/still has CD DRM requiring it to be always placed in the CD disc drive, but I'm pretty sure I've dropped a decent 1000+ hours into TDM alone, and not accounting for all the games of assault and onslaught I've played :')

Coincidentally, Unreal Tournament did Battlefield 3 before EA did Battlefield 3 with the brilliant Onslaught maps. There was nothing more satisfying than running over enemies with that little buggy which had green saber blades on its sides. Plus, when I play BF3 today, I'm always reminded of the tactics we had to use in Onslaught to hold and control the node points

Not my choice, but definitely a runner-up (I wouldn't be able to vote for it anyway, there's no separate page for this game for Russia).

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