10 NEW AA games You'll REGRET Overlooking

10 - Evil West 9 - Outcast - A New Beginning 8 - The Thaumaturge 7 - Trine 5 6 - Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden 5 - Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew 4 - My Time at Sandrock 3 - Chorus 2 - Kena: Bridge of Spirits 1 - Metal: Hellsinger

Single player story mode/campaign gamers meet here 👇🏾

Indie and double A been doing better then most triple A games

Dont be fooled by kena's cute pixar aesthetic. That game is BRUTAL.

I'm so happy you brought up Evil West. It feels like a modern day version of a good 2000s game, in the best way possible. It feels like a high-caliber spiritual successor to Darkwatch on the PS2.

Kena is a trojan horse of difficulty. The appearance and music will mislead you into thinking you're playing some old cutesy ps2 platformer action game, and then it will kick your ass. Over and over. Lol. Beautiful looking and sounding game though.

Kena: Bridge of spirits is one of my favorite games of all time. Beautiful graphics, smooth and well tuned gameplay, and amazing PIXAR level cutscenes. The story is very effective and emotionally moving. Really a shame it got overlooked by some.

Ghost Runner 2 is one that really caught me off guard with how good it was. Definitely a great example of a lower-dev-cost AA game (maybe even single A cost).

Kena's a great game. It plays well and looks beautiful, plus it doesn't overstay its welcome. Definitely worth a shot.

The chapter titles should definitely include the game title.

I want a Kena Bridge of Spirits sequel man, Ember Lab's does amazing work, Majora's Mask A Terrible Fate was amazing so to see that kind of animation prowess in a game was fantastic, i really wish there was more that we could experience from the team at Ember Lab's, incredible stuff

Kena is such a good game, insane graphics. Need more games like that

Vampyr. Best atmosphere in a game. Fun gameplay and interesting story. Also pretty cool how your decisions can make the game very difficult or how you can become OP.

Absolutely loved Kena when I played it. Story is great, environments are beautiful and fun to explore, and the combat can be surprisingly challenging at times. A must play for all fans of adventure games.

I think the plaque tale series fit in this category really well

I looked over Kenya for ages, HUGE mistake, played it at the start of the year and it is such a fun game.

My Time at Sandrock is truly incredible

Can’t believe you forgot to mention the absolutely gut wrenching storytelling in Kena. My mom called when I was playing towards the end of the first act with the siblings (iykyk), and when I had to explain that the reason I answered the phone sobbing and gave her a panic attack was because of a video game, I genuinely think she considered disowning me.

Thank you for mentioning My Time At Sandrock - it's become of my favorite games after buying it on a whim and I think more people need to hear about how great it is! The gameplay loop is incredibly addicting, the characters range from wonderfully weird to so, so lovable and the story is very well written and at times far more serious than one would expect from what many consider a 'cozy game' - the aforementioned twistssss especially. Pathea (the studio behind the game) is still actively creating content for the game, updates regularly and is very involved with the fanbase via multiple social media platforms (like Discord for example). There's so much love and care and passion stuffed into Sandrock, it's practically dripping from the screen while playing. Seriously, I cannot recommend this game enough.

Chorus is such a good game. While the interactions between the protagonist and ship is a bit awkward, the combat and fast-paced action is so fun and the side quests have substance and are worth it.