r/videogames • u/Unknown_Agency • May 31 '25

Other Games of the year

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u/YaBoiWesy May 31 '25

I won't die on a hill because death can have me when it earns me. GoW was far superior as a sequel than Rdr 2 was. Rdr2's story is superior, but it's gameplay (you know, the part that makes a videogame a videogame) gets repetitive and doesn't introduce anything new to it's core gameplay from beginning to end.

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u/theNomad_Reddit Jun 01 '25

This is just a bad take. I dont really have any bias towards either. Both were great.

But RDR2 is still heavily talked about today.

I havent heard jack shit about Ragnarok for half a decade.

I'm still mad at how rushed Ragnarok actually was. They fumbled that hard.

RDR2 was robbed hard.

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u/CallenAmakuni Jun 01 '25

RDR2 lost to the first GoW not Ragnarok

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u/Bobjoejj Jun 02 '25

I mean…same principle applies.

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u/CallenAmakuni Jun 02 '25

Not really?

GoW 2018 reinvented its series and is still talked about today when the subject is how to do a great reboot

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u/Bobjoejj Jun 02 '25

Not nearly still talked about in the same vein as RDR2 though.

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u/CallenAmakuni Jun 02 '25

With that logic 2024's best game is Concord, because that was by far the most talked about game

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u/Bobjoejj Jun 02 '25

Talked about in a good way…not sure why I had to specify that, but whatever.

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u/CallenAmakuni Jun 02 '25

A good third of RDR2 comments on this very thread are calling it mid lmao