TOP 12 GAMES OF 2022 SO FAR - PART 01
7Top 12 Games of 2022 So far....
12. Evil Dead
The euphorically schlocky Evil Dead franchise always deserved a loving video game adaptation, and as you're running around a haunted forest, boomstick in tow, defending the Necronomicon from ghastly interdimensional invaders, you'll honestly start to wonder why it took so long for Evil Dead: The Game to exist.
11.The Quarry
Supermassive Games made their bones with 2015's Until Dawn - a gristly slasher-flick pastiche where you escort a cadre of idiot twentysomethings to their untimely deaths. The Quarry is essentially the game's spiritual successor.
10.Rainbow 6 Extraction
Rainbow 6: Extraction feels like a generous expansion pack. The game includes the same arsenal and characters as Ubisoft's venerated first-person shooter Rainbow 6 Siege, but it trades the squad-based multiplayer for a horror-flick romp through an obscene, viscerally unsettling alien apocalypse.
09.Diablo Immortal
Diablo Immortal was guaranteed to be controversial as soon as it was announced. This is one of the most esteemed PC franchises of all time pivoting to a mobile-first, microtransaction-heavy model - at a moment where the corporate image of Blizzard is in total freefall. Many of those concerns remain valid, but nothing can change the fact that Immortal feels shockingly intuitive on an iPhone.
08.Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves
Naughty Dog frequently rereleases its back catalogue, so it was no surprise that the great PlayStation developer bundled its PS4 Uncharted games in a package that coincides with the mediocre film adaptation. But if you missed Uncharted 4 or The Lost Legacy when they first arrived in 2016 and 2017, The Legacy of Thieves is absolutely worth a look on the spiffy PlayStation 5. The Uncharted series typically presents Nathan Drake as an unruly man-child who grows weirdly petulant whenever he doesn't get his way, but the fourth and final game in the narrative was the first to actually scrutinize his selfishness.
07.Ghostwire: Tokyo
Tango Gameworks first made its name with the pulpy, janky Evil Within series, but Ghostwire: Tokyo is the first time the developer has actually orbited greatness. It has left American suburbia behind in favor of an eldritch, rain-slicked Tokyo, haunted by every vengeful spirit in the Japanese legendarium.
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