Your top favourite video games

11. Counter Strike; Global Offensive: I've been bashing on this game a lot, but if I really hated it as much as I look like I do I wouldn't have over 120 hours playtime on it. Its charm has been drawing me towards more after I tried competitive, fixing many of my earlier complaints of unbalanced map designs by having sides switched once per match, and giving skill based matchmaking not expecting me to do well against 5 year veterans with 2000 hours playtime, or stuffing small maps with 20 players. I still get frustrated with the 64 tick servers, but now I can at least have fun while playing.

10. Super Mario 64: One of the veeeeeeeery few games I've plaid that can be considered retro, and one of the very few non Pokémon Nintendo exclusives I've plaid. Last time I plaid it was on the DS version in 2006-2007. My memories about it are very blurry but I remember having a ton of fun with it. I ended up selling it later. Maybe I'll buy it back eventually.

9. Insurgency: Insurgency is really fun with a lot strategy involved. The maps are pretty unbalanced at times and there isn't really enough weapon variation but there is a lot of fun to be had. Very unforgiving for rushy people like me, but I guess this game is one way to learn patience.

8. Spiral Knights: Free to play MMORPG on steam made by Three Rings and published by SEGA. It has lots of cosmetics, armour and weapons to earn with very simple and fun combat system and, hands down my favourite artstyle ever. It just doesn't have enough unique content and is incredibly pay to win. And yes, 90% of this was just advertising.

7. Destiny: In most of my posts I have given many the image that I think that Destiny sucks fat cock and for most part I do think so. But while there is tons of overpriced DLC that we should have had from the start in this overall very broken and bland game. But even with these huge flaws I kept returning for my favourite gunplay of all time. I love the abilities, guns and armour and for most part they were done well, but there is the usual MMO pvp problem of unbalanced. The abilities were enough to have me entertained  for +200 hours in just the first few weeks. I don't really play it anymore because all the stuff I worked for is completely outdated with Dark Below and I'm just kind of bored with it. I would most definitely buy the vanilla version again if/when it comes to pc.

6. Borderlands 2: I still have yet to finish Pre-Sequel and I don't own the original Borderlands yet so only thing I can say is that Borderlands 2 was amazing. The artstyle is extremely fun to look at with great story and writing overall. There was great humour and much gun variation (little too much if you ask me). Weapon upgrades were annoyingly frequent and most of the time I could have spent playing the game I actually spent looking at weapon stats and choosing what to throw away.

5. Star Wars Battlefront 2: I used to play this game so much with my brother on the original xbox, and still today we find time at least once a week to play it (this time on pc, though). Real shame that GameSpy went down and now we need to live with 200 ping on Game Ranger servers. It has just so many maps, mods and everything to keep me engaged even after ten years. I really hope that EA nails Battlefront 3.

4. Pokémon; Platinum/Black and White 2: I just couldn't choose between these two. I do think I like platinum little bit better but if I had to play only one of them for the rest of my life I would be completely fine with either of them. Artstyle is beautiful with good music with both of them.        Pokémon has kept its oldschool and unique feel still today and its just really fun to play. I think getting perfect pokémon is still too much of a grind, and after little over 100 hours of IV breeding I just got incredibly bored. Have yet to buy Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire because I have other things to buy on higher priority but I'm definitely looking forward to it.

3. Runescape (2004-2007): Someone would probably tell me to take my nostalgia goggles off and admit that modern Runescape is objectively better than what it once was, and I would respectfully disagree. There is more content than needed, half of the minigames are dead and new quests want to completely overwrite the old ones. Old content should be polished rather than killed with new content, and half of the new content are microtransactions that they swore to never add. Oldschool is good, and I look forward on seeing how it evolves. 2008-2011 period was great too, but I consider 2004-2007 as the golden age.

2. Halo 3: The climax of the series and first game of the franchise I've ever plaid. Fun singleplayer with amazing story. I bet I would have gotten more out of it if I had plaid first two games beforehand though. Multiplayer was great fun with many variations of gametypes and skillbased matchmaking giving everyone chance to shine. Would love to try the 60fps 1080p version on Master Chief collection but NOPE at least until it hopefully possibly maybe releases on PC in next 30 years

1. Minecraft: Minecraft is just pure awesomeness with awesome mod support giving you nearly console level variation for gameplay for just only 20 euros. Vanilla Minecraft itself is really fun creativity toy especially when plaid with friends. Minecraft has little to no negative things going for it in my eyes.

Mario

Zelda

Star Fox

Halo

Left for Dead

Borderlands

The Witcher

Minecraft

Destiny

In no particular order, and probably forgetting some.