Top 20 Video Games That Defied Expectations

[@WatchMojo]

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[@stormshadowproductions1660]

Please do top 10 times My Little Pony Friendship is Magic & Equestria Girls tackled serious

[@atharvthapliyal7522]

what about the cod series?I think it was one of the best series in gaming history.

[@jetds8466]

Red and blue?

[@michaelmonthey5974]

When I saw the first trailer for Batman: Arkham Asylum, I didn’t think it would be any special. But when I heard Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill reprise their role from my all time favorite Batman animated series, I was hyped. And when I finally got to play it, I couldn’t get enough of it. Now it’s one of my favorite games of all time.

[@taker25and2]

What about God of War (2018)?

[@taajihpickett2391]

Arkham asylum was a master piece especially when you consider most hero games were bad at the time it came out. Great story Great combat and it made you think like what would batman do

[@praisethelordpig1212]

Na hulk ultimate destruction ultimate alliance Xmen legends ultimate Spider-Man etc say otherwise

[@jeuryrabassa4724]

@@praisethelordpig1212 Yep. Most of Marvel games are actually really good and fun to play.

[@sheepboy2560]

meh

[@mathewhyland8925]

What did you think of Arkham knight

[@gamingenthusiast5450]

Friend or foe Ultimate spiderman Web of shadows say otherwise

[@snoozy04]

20. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (2019) 19. Watch Dogs 2 (2016) 18. Spec Ops: The Line (2012) 17. Until Dawn (2015) 16. Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor (2014) 15. Wolfenstein: The New Order (2014) 14. Fire Emblem Awakening (2013) 13. Doom (2016) 12. Goldeneye 007 (1997) 11. Sleeping Dogs (2012) 10. Alien: Isolation (2014) 9. Kingdom Hearts (2002) 8. Resident Evil 4 (2005) 7. Guitar Hero (2005) 6. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (2003) 5. The Sims (2000) 4. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (2017) 3. Metroid Prime (2002) 2. Pokemon Red & Green (1996) 1. Batman: Arkham Asylum (2009)

[@lytblu26]

thank you very much for saving our times🙂

[@fullhousefrek]

surprised the walking dead season one isn't on here they weren't really expecting it to be as big as a hit that it was when it came out

[@AnonymoussuomynonA]

Thank you snoozy04.

[@jamesdayton2598]

thank you

[@gamingenthusiast5450]

Gow 2018>>>>>>>>>>

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

Batman Arkham Asylum is Resident Evil 1: Batman, and I am all for it. Probably the most atmospheric of the Arkham Series, and it benefits that its story can almost perfectly be put in main comics continuity. Oh, and the fact that it has _the_ definitive voices of Batman, Joker, and (for me, anyway) Harley Quinn.

[@rpgfanatic9719]

The rocksteady batman games all have the same exact atmosphere.

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

@@rpgfanatic9719 Not really.

[@rpgfanatic9719]

@@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache You creep around in creepy exteriors and interiors in every single batman game, which gives the same kind of atmosphere in every batman game.

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

@@rpgfanatic9719 The distinction lies in what each game determines “creepy” as. That’s like saying every horror movie has the exact same atmosphere because they’re all about creepy things happening to people.

[@rpgfanatic9719]

​@@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache Creepy is creepy, there is no distinction, hence there's no different types of defined creepy. Many horror movies have creepy elements and some are just shock value gore fests that go over the line of just creepy, so comparing batman with batman is not even close the same fucking ball park as saying all horror movies are alike.

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

‘Batman: Arkham Asylum’ is still one of my top 4 most favorite DC games.

[@jamesmorton2621]

The way he says Wolfenstein and Nazi absolutely slays me.

[@syrinx8311]

Don't forget "Ubisoft" I can't tell if it's intentional or not

[@Carnage84587]

Natzee

[@jamelchabou]

Wolfensteeeeen 😂

[@OTProd]

@@syrinx8311 I have been asking this for months now. This dude so frequently, and casually ruins hugely popular/famous names I can't tell if he's doing it on purpose as if some sort of long con, performance art, or if he really is that clueless...

[@Kyle_The_Cuber]

Natseas

[@BigFella117]

In my opinion Arkham Asylum had a lot of horror like elements to it, which I really liked

[@raphaelcaamano1884]

Same, Batman Arkham Asylum was an amazing game that gives us a great Batman game and holds up so well. I own the game for Xbox 360.

[@StudMacher78]

The horror made it so fuckin immersive and its comic book atmospheric feel somewhat believable

[@BigFella117]

@@StudMacher78 agreed

[@charlesburns7391]

The asylum felt so real. It was like it was evolving the longer Joker was there. I remember talking to guards in an empty overworld, and then later finding them replaced with jokers snipers and lunatics running around

[@Mergatroid_Skittle]

The entire Arkham series was a masterpiece in gaming. I thoroughly enjoyed all three and they are three of the few games that I actually 100% completed.

[@C23_I]

I think you mean 4 games 😉

[@Mergatroid_Skittle]

@@C23_I I’m not counting Origins since Rocksteady wasn’t involved in it…or am I wrong?

[@ActualPayne]

@@Mergatroid_Skittle You’re totally correct. Origins was developed by Warner Bros. Montreal

[@MrYuleyule]

All 4

[@C23_I]

@@Mergatroid_Skittle ohhh my bad. I just included Origins since it’s technically a part of the Arkham series

[@michaelmonthey5974]

When I saw the first trailer for Batman: Arkham Asylum, I didn’t think it would be any special. But when I heard Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill would reprise their roles from my all time favorite Batman animated series, I was hyped. And when I finally got to play it, I couldn’t get enough of it. Now it’s one of my favorite games of all time.

[@ActualPayne]

Some truly legendary games for sure.

[@Kickinthescience]

I was definitely surprised how much I enjoyed Until Dawn

[@gamingenthusiast5450]

True Honestly I knew it would be great However,I enjoyed it a little TOO MUCH Definitely the best interactive game and one of the very best horror games to date and one of the most inventive horror games in existence

[@mleskoyeah1464]

Final Fantasy NES was supposedly pretty underexpected at the time. It was Square’s last stand then became a legend

[@wikiuser92]

Satoshi Tajiri's determination resulted in the largest media franchise of all time.

[@ArataShizunai]

When Fire Emblem Awakening got released, i didnt expect it has a really great story and some really interested characters like Lucina, Chrom and Robin. Definitely going to play it again because its one of my favorite Fire Emblem game alongside Three Houses/Three Hopes and Genealogy of a Holy War

[@fearlesscheshirecat1411]

Final Fantasy VII Remake Uncharted 2: Among Thieves Batman: Arkham Asylum Dead Space 2 Until Dawn Final Fantasy X Horizon Zero Dawn The Last of Us God of War especially blew my expectations simply because I personally feel like it did everything so much different from all of the past games, and did it better! All of these games completely blew my expectations. I know I’m missing some, but these especially were massive to my video game history.

[@MrProjecthalo]

Great list. I would have added Halo: Combat Evolved. As it brought FPS's popularity to console (Dreamcast/Saturn had with Unreal/Quake too years before). Batman was a HUGE shock when it first showed a trailer for it and what we got. Perfection.

[@lavenderpants8695]

There were people who thought Halo wouldn't be incredible? I bought an Xbox on launch day because my friends and I were convinced it was going to be the best game ever. I thought Batman was genuinely surprising though. I didn't buy it originally because I thought it was going to just be another cash grab.

[@MrProjecthalo]

@@lavenderpants8695 Hmm. Guess it depends how you look at it. I bought the Xbox based on Halo alone; wanted it. But there was a lot of lacking expectation for a FPS on console. Suppose that's why I would say it definitely defied. :) I don't even remember what I was thinking when first saw the Batman Arkham Asylum game shown. Still got it on preorder tho and took a day off from work hah..

[@kylew7180]

If you're still sleeping on Sleeping Dogs you need to get on that. That combat system was so amazing. Definitely a hidden gem.

[@Lobossumi]

Both Sleeping Dogs and Alien Isolation really need a sequel but neither seems to be happening.

[@jameslough6329]

@@Lobossumi Alien Isolation did get a sequel but it was pretty mid

[@sabres6sic616]

I’m a huge Zelda fan. Huge Final Fantasy fan. Batman Arkham series is the series i have replayed the most. I was a late adopter for the xbox360 (gamecube kid all day) and batman AA was one of the first games i got. It is Die Hard meets Batman, what more could you want? Batman TAS defined my childhood, so to hear Conroy and Hamill reprise their roles in a game was MIND BLOWING. Glad it was number 1 on the list. Absolute game changer

[@DragonKazooie89]

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle was the first game that came to mind. I thought it would be a stupid game with the Rabbids just bringing Mario and the gang down. Boy, was I wrong! It was so much fun and really funny! Grant Kirkhope’s work with the music really helped the game as well.

[@joshuariddensdale2126]

Definitely Kingdom Hearts 1. I remember everyone dismissing it as a kids game, but I loved how dark it was. Riku willingly giving in to darkness, and Kairi losing her heart.

[@jamieoiler5690]

it was trash

[@Juandon1989]

@@jamieoiler5690 don’t talk about your life like That.

[@jamieoiler5690]

@@Juandon1989 no thats yours son..get out of here you have bad tastes in games,i have spoken

[@lightsprite6128]

@@jamieoiler5690 Nah KH is Goated

[@jamieoiler5690]

@@lightsprite6128 wtf is "goated" nerd? and no its one of the worst games ever made,period

[@Omar-ok7gd]

2 of the greatest games ever made on the Thumbnail... sweet 😁

[@hannibalstrausskahn4033]

WB game studios is pretty consistent in making great games. The batman games, shadow of war and mordor, lowkey Mad Max is underrated. The fighting system is always similar but to me that adds to it because it's so effective and comfortable to play. I'm really waiting for a Supernatural/Winchester/Men of Letters game even tho I know it'll never happen.

[@Vsprivate]

Ahem,ahem Gotham Knights is atrocious! Worst game from them

[@kriscynical]

Guitar Hero II is part of what helped me keep my sanity (mostly) in tact while working on my college illustration thesis in 2007. My TV was right next to my work station, and being able to take short breaks every so often to just play two or three songs was a lifesaver. It unfortunately didn't keep me from basically destroying my spine that semester, but at least it wasn't my spine AND my brain.

[@YouthPotential]

For me I would have included Timesplitters 2. Never played the first one and thought it would be just another FPS. It had no right to be as good as it was🤣

[@RadJack14]

Until Dawn is a game that I will never get tired of replaying

[@JONATHANP1619]

Donkey Kong Country on the SNES is my number 1, not only it defied expectations, but it started a franchise that succeeded on some occasion to be better than Mario.

[@markkuijpers3818]

Any of Bioware's franchise starters in the 2000s could be on this list. KOTOR took a risk by diverting from Star Wars' existing canon, and Mass Effect and especially Dragon Age: Origins looked like generic space/high fantasy games before release

[@DoubleJT1234]

M+R Kingdom Battle was so freaking good! Can't wait for the sequel in October!

[@DoubleJT1234]

AMOGUS?????

[@Nluhv]

I feel like Until Dawn should’ve been higher up on this list, it’s still one of my all-time favorite games!

[@killakong243]

Wind Waker and the Metroid Prime series were by far my All Time Favorite Games of my Childhood. Can’t count the number of times I replayed them over and over.

[@DP3com]

Pretty good list. I'd personally include Borderlands. From what I remember from reading previews of it in game magazines was it was initially a brown muddy looking badlands type game that was a little serious in tone before it adopted it's iconic cel shaded look and dark humor. Although 2 gets the most praise (and rightfully so), that 1st one was something else for me at the time of its release. I spent hours upon hours trying to find better guns, mods, shields, grenade types, etc. And it had 2 player split screen and 2-4 player online coop. Just, it was a fun time, especially playing with family and/or friends.

[@lizuryt]

Fnaf 1 should be here because it wasn't expected to do good but here it is today as one of the most popular games of all time

[@andrewhaase1826]

Honorable Mentions: *Resident Evil 7: Biohazard -By this point, Capcom was completely off their rocker with the Resident Evil series. Shifting further into action until it became unrecognizable. Just look at RE5 and 6, but the final nail in the coffin was Umbrella Corps, when the series went full Call of Duty. Just when it looked like we about to give up on the franchise for good, in came RE7. At first, it seemed to venture too much into the supernatural, something what was out of place for the series. And the shift to first-person only further had fans worried that it would become another Call Of Duty. Alas, the game surpassed ALL expectations! It gave the fans what they wanted, for the franchise to go back to survival horror. And the shift in perspective only added to the dread as everyone and everything got way too close to your face. *Marvel's Spider-Man -For every Batman Arkham City, there's a Superman 64. And for every Injustice, there's a Batman: The Dark Tomorrow. For a while, Spider-Man 2 was the best Spider-Man game. That is until Insomniac came with this game. But given the last Spider-Man game was The Amazing Spider-Man 2, fans were skeptical. But everyone was blown away, it ended up surpassing Spider-Man 2 as the definitive Spider-Man game. Even spawning a sequel with Miles Morales as the protaginist this time, and even a sequel coming in 2023.

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

I am thinking about all those good times i had playing batman: arkham asylum, my dad and cousin had played it to.The horror, the action, and the gadgets the list goes on. Jedi: fallen order is another game i greatly enjoyed.

[@brodaforlife]

Originally I wasn’t that interested in getting a PS4 however Until Dawn completely changed my mind and to this day I do not regret it

[@gamingenthusiast5450]

Faxxxx

[@weisburgh]

Great list!

[@Lalaxbo]

Batman Arkham Asylum was a fantastic Superhero game and one of the greatest after Arkham City and Arkham Knight . You really felt like Batman with his Detective skills and detective vision and doing detective work , gadgets , batmobile and the free flow combat . Rocksteady made the best Superhero games of all time . Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order was an amazing game and Middle Earth Shadow Of Mordor really blew my mind 🙂. The Nemesis system is so cool.

[@philmartin7928]

Glad to see Fire Emblem: Awakening make this list, as I figured it would. It saved the franchise, welcomed in a host of new fans, told a great story, and laid the ground work for subsequent titles in this series.

[@dustinkopperman6797]

Wolfenstein: The New Order and Doom and Alien Isolation and Kingdom Hearts and Resident Evil 4 and Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle

[@VisualGourmet]

2005's "geist" on the Gamecube. I usually hate shooters, but this one blew me away. It was awesome.

[@JetBlack2024]

Awakening…. What a good game. Still my favorite fire emblem ever. Might play it again after seeing this list.

[@kylelittle8816]

007Goldeneye on N64 isn't only a one of a kind game for NG4 but it's one of the most nostalgic and best fps games ever! Amazing early game in the fps game saga!

[@BlazerK1914]

Out of all the RE games, Resident Evil 4 has the best story.

[@jonhickman3013]

Would love to see a top 10 of most famous need for speed games throughout the decade

[@EpsilonCobra]

Fallout 3 too back in a time where rpg games weren't that famous made the rpg idea to expand, to become so famous that we can't think now that games can't be open world anymore, it was game changing, Bethesda though fell from grace since then sadly, Halo 2 changed the fps genre as we know it, without Halo cod and other fps games wouldn't exist as we know it, Spec ops the Line that mastercrafted game is underrated as hell and it needs more recognition imao

[@quinndrakon9468]

'Mad Max: The Video Game' was something I didn't expect to enjoy. I thought it'd just be a 'Twisted Metal' clone, but was pleasantly surprised that it was much more than that.

[@Star_l0rdd]

Until Dawn is still my one of favorite horror game just a little below RE 2

[@gamingenthusiast5450]

Faxxx

[@tomnooksdebt]

This was a really good list, well done watchmojo

[@bryanlozano1996]

I would swap RE4 and Arkham Asylum. RE4 is widely regarded as the best game of all time and heavily impacted the video game industry moving forward. All survival horror and over-the-shoulder games are inspired directly by it.

[@SlytherinReviews]

I still jump into Batman Arkham series when I can get out of new games

[@hansmerker5611]

I believe that Nintendo should bring more Zelda games (like Wind Waker and Twilight Princess) to the Switch.

[@zzz43344]

Though I don't know if it'll happen at this point, I'm still waiting on those Switch ports of the HD remasters.

[@cameronjr8]

Top 10 Nintendo games that inspired by PlayStation games. Example: Kirby and the Forgotten Land inspired by The Last of Us.

[@maddestmike5791]

The best thing about many of the games here is that they saved their respective franchises.

[@user-um1yl9pj1b]

Knowing that Dmc was originally Resident Evil Capcom got 2 for the price of 1 that year I still find unbelievable to this day.

[@wowbobwow37]

Sleeping Dogs: A game everyone wished would get a sequel.

[@lailonnajones7544]

Neverwinter and Days Gone .. blew my mind away

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

Suggestion: Top 10 cartoon characters with genius-level intellect.

[@FriendlyBatDoom]

Good one 👍. What about top 10 marvel/dc characters with genius polymath level intellect?

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Kingdom Hearts 1 Disney & Square Enix crossing over was already an interesting story, but who know it would've exceeded Expectations.

[@rayperry1576]

Honestly, I remember for Christmas one year, got a new TV, ps2 and kingdom hearts and Tony hawk pro skater 4.. I was so excited for thps4, then watched my sister play kingdom hearts and then I couldn't wait for her to get off soni could play. So many hours into nearly all the games.

[@lafasi4366]

Gow1,re4&7,dead space 1,dark souls 1,gow4 2018,dmc3,pop 2&3,silent hill,lou1,incredible hulk ps2,ff7cc&7r,these games wayy more better than my expectations💪

[@evanmorris6057]

How is Ghost of Tsushima not on this list??!! That game is a freaking masterpiece, and it was barely on our radars before it came out!!

[@raphaelcaamano1884]

Sleeping Dogs was a underrated masterpiece that is so incredible to this day and holds up very well. I own the game for Xbox 360 and has definitely defied expectations.

[@cathallynch1]

Fallen Order I thought wasn't actually that great. It was held in high regard simply for not being a glitchy mess full of lootboxes and MTX.

[@BlessTheAlfredo]

I would have included Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. It has so many things going against it: It had a kind of dumb title (revengeance?), featured a protagonist character that was much maligned in MGS2, had different gameplay elements from the “Solid”titles, and was under a different developer. Yet, it was such a fun game with a killer soundtrack, and it’s such a shame we will probably never see a sequel to it.

[@robertfalkenberg6563]

The games that they have mentioned before like Fire Emblem only being in Japan, Doom & Wolfenstein I never got to play before until Doom & Wolfenstein came to the Switch. I am glad those 2 games did come over to the system because I am having a blast playing them! Glad Fire Emblem came to the state finally! Since Heroes was on mobile, I played that a lot and now I have The 3 Houses on the Switch and I am enjoying that as well. Had PS2 when I played Kingdom Hearts and I enjoyed playing that game along with the Disney characters you go on adventure with. I know that the recent Resident Evil games are great but the 4th one will always be my favorite. I played it on Gamecube when it came out & I enjoyed playing it a lot. LoZ: Wind Waker was a game I enjoyed playing because it was different with an animated twist which I liked. Twilight Princess will always be my favorite out of all the Zelda series but Wind Waker holds a special meaning to my heart. Mario+Rabbids I had no idea I would like but once I bought it & played it after a while, it grew on my and I enjoy playing it; I liked the battle mechanics & also some of the goofy antics that the Rabbids were doing & playing as some of the Mario characters as well. I can't wait to get hold of the 2nd one to see if it holds up like the 1st one did.

[@christianloubardias6375]

It was great that Nintendo and Ubisoft were able to clear out all the negative backlash when Mario + Rabbids was released

[@Batmanneverdied]

Batman Arkham Series is Masterpiece for Voice Actors Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamil Voice of Batman and Joker 90s Batman the Animated Series Hitman Franchise is Masterpiece Agent 47 Best Voice David Bateson

[@damianwayne8229]

Actually, Final Fantasy 1 should be on the list. It was meant to be SquareSoft (Square Enix as we know today) final game before going bankrupt in 1987. And look what we got today.

[@jayshaft3179]

Sleeping Dogs did it for me after the first hour. I knew I was lost. I just d/led the remaster so I can kick ass through Hong Kong.

[@jayshaft3179]

WTF is this shady shite? Fake account and fake promotion. GFY! This shite is not wanted or needed.

[@StudMacher78]

Asylum rules baby! 🦇

[@omariwalker1006]

I was thinking 'Kingdom Hearts' when I saw this, such a great game!

[@chandlerwright5460]

I’m surprised Portal wasn’t mentioned It wasn’t even a full game, just an add on, yet it became one of the most influential games in the genre

[@mysticfellow9843]

mario + rabbids kingdom was funnily enough the first game I played on the switch and I was extremely surprised by how addicting it was that I actually postponed playing BOTW even though I had it already.

[@JukeboxSavage]

The "Ooo-bisoft" and "Wolfensteen" pronunciations made me lol

[@siskodefiant4275]

My personal choice are the Pac-Man Championship Edition series of games. They are phenomenal. They put a twist on the classic formula that made them super fun. I wasn't expecting much when the first one came out.

[@jodiefindlay8231]

Mass effect 1 2 and 3 and still looks great today on xbox one and series x

[@MasterShubhamC]

2:17 "Oobisoft" 🤣🤣

[@creativebodyflying]

No Final Fantasy VII Remake or Zero Dawn, or Beyond 2 souls? These are the best games released recently.

[@onexeyedxghoul644]

Surprise to not see dmc3 in the list

[@cryospiral]

I was going to have a conniption fit if Metroid Prime wasn't on here!

[@ActualPayne]

Easily Top 5 game of all time.

[@gamingenthusiast5450]

Bloodborne Spiderman Gow 2018 Tlou Rdr OG crash bandicoot ...

[@samisaker7008]

Great compilation I think that Legacy of Kain : Soul Reaver deserved a place with PES4 and God of War 2005

[@colewarnerreviews5834]

1. Resident Evil 4 2. The Last Of Us 3. Batman Arkham Asylum

[@AshPrimeDCFC]

Whilst there are better games on this list, nothing is as surprising or underrated as Spec Ops: The Line.

[@AdoracaoeGloria11]

his was a really good list, well done watchmojo

[@BR0GR3]

Invisible War, deus ex, and most definetly, Half life 2. Really caught me off guard.

[@harshjain9615]

Doom (2016) was the greatest comeback in gaming history.

[@nintendolife25]

I’m genuinely surprised on how good M+R Kingdom Battle was. I was in the camp of dismissing the first game just because of the Rabbids but now look at me interested in the sequel. XD

[@cadeevans4623]

Interesting awesome video

[@gauravkhanna2622]

Sleeping Dogs is hands down still the best game I have ever played. Nothing beats the story. Another one that would fit this video woul be "Guardians of Galaxy". I did't have any hopes for it but I really belive that game is better than the movies.

[@chancemitchell4147]

Wolfenstein was…RIDICULOUSLY addictive.

[@tigarforever]

One of my favorite horror movies monsters is Frankensteen. I also like the music of the German Industrial Metal band Rammsteen. Wolfensteen is good too.

[@sheemalmighty]

Im not even a Lord of the Rings fan but I truly enjoyed playing both Middle Earth games tho

[@h3w45]

Sleeping dogs really need a sequel

[@Leviathan_1.0]

I can't believe Sleeping dogs did not crack atleast top 7, that game was so ggggoooodddd, the combat system was masterful

[@jamalvargas6146]

Guardian Heroes Played It In 2007 On a Free gaming website alongside Street Fighter 3 Third Strike good times good times

[@PukeSkinwalker]

Guitar hero likely played into the success of the wii as players were more or less interested in simulating their games without the controller. I am surprised no one has implemented the Sims more or less into their Fallout 4 settlement building or Minecraft or No Man's Sky. I think that aspect is missing in these kind of build your own city as the inhabitants are the most interesting aspect and playing God and ruining lives or building people up and leveling them up plays a big roll in really making a settlement your own.

[@britishwordplay4335]

Horizon Zero Dawn - Didn't bother playing it for 2 years since it was released. Downloaded it, loved it.

[@TheGermanicTribes]

Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay defied all expectations for a movie tie in game

[@arkhamsoldier9180]

Spec ops the line is a underrated gem

[@Dorkley_Arts]

I have the entire trilogy on my ps5 and it is extremely fun to play over and over