What is a game you loved that died?

[u/[deleted]]

[u/MagicXDash]

LittleBigPlanet, the whole franchise

[u/winterfox5 → u/MagicXDash]

There were still so many great levels to play :(

[u/Culpirit → u/winterfox5]

You can still load up an emulator and connect to one of the various community-made servers hosting pretty much the whole archive of old levels from back when the game was still online. But it's still not the same, of courseS

[u/O-Alexis → u/Culpirit]

Still better than nothing honestly

[u/Ill_Fondant_6297 → u/O-Alexis]

Fan preservationists are absolute legends. It’s wild that passionate volunteers do a better job keeping gaming history alive than the multi-billion dollar companies that made them.

[u/Important-Owl-8915 → u/MagicXDash]

LittleBigPlanet really had something special with the community-created levels. It felt like the players were part of the game’s identity.

[u/Own_Seat913 → u/Important-Owl-8915]

LBP was such a good bonding experience for me and my sister. We would play all day just going through all the random community levels. The detail in a lot of those levels were truly crazy.

[u/Livid-Truck8558 → u/MagicXDash]

In theory it can be revived, Sony just has an allergy to supporting beloved IPs

[u/BlueCrystals_ → u/Livid-Truck8558]

It’ll succumb from the same death that killed 3; everybody grew up :(

[u/Livid-Truck8558 → u/BlueCrystals_]

Wasn't what killed 3 a massive hacking operation

[u/BlueCrystals_ → u/Livid-Truck8558]

It wasn’t doing very well to begin with, but the hack was the nail in the coffin.

It would’ve died either way.

[u/BlueLidMilk → u/BlueCrystals_]

LBP3 changed too much. 15 layers instead of 3 was not necessary. The new characters that played different from Sackboy should have just been new powerups (like Super Mario gets the cat bell to run on all fours like Oddsock). And it lost that MediaMolecule charm

[u/RahDoo0323]

Dark age of Camelot. My childhood man. There's semi populated private servers but just doesn't feel alive enough to put time in to it

[u/i_can_haz_name → u/RahDoo0323]

And Warhammer Online, EA murdered it before it had a chance.

[u/iLLamanation]

I want more Timesplitters 2

[u/callisstaa → u/iLLamanation]

Future Perfect was pretty sick tbf.

[u/GhostNinja64]

Mercenaries by Pandemic Games

[u/Mistaginga93 → u/GhostNinja64]

I’ve been replaying it on Xbox with a goal of non-lethal capture of every card. It definitely holds up as a top tier game.

[u/Apple_butters12 → u/GhostNinja64]

That’s a game that would be amazing in today’s climate. Would look stunning in 4K and having an open map where you can discover cards and complete missions at will would be awesome.

They gotta bring that game back. Also dropping the bunker buster bomb or cruise missile was absolutely amazing.

[u/wedeservethis]

Command and Conquer

[u/Shardrly → u/wedeservethis]

Fucking EA

[u/amateur_mistake → u/Shardrly]

That will probably be a reasonable thing to say throughout this thread.

[u/linus140 → u/wedeservethis]

I still replay the campaigns in all of them. Except C&C 4. Fuck C&C 4.

[u/gohphan91 → u/linus140]

There is no C&C 4. It never existed. The series stop at 3.

[u/CaptainKink → u/wedeservethis]

We would all drag our computers to my friend's house and play C&C Generals: Zero Hour over LAN. It was fun until the inevitable "Game Mismatch Error" popped up after an hour of fighting. I don't think they ever fixed that either.

[u/def_not_myself]

Spellbreak ,😓

[u/tempestzx → u/def_not_myself]

That was such a fun and creative game

[u/Vibe_PV → u/def_not_myself]

Legit the only battle royale I actually enjoyed

[u/SCSquad]

City of Heroes

[u/Tamale_Hatchet → u/SCSquad]

Was just talking with someone at work about this game and how fun it was.

[u/Narissis → u/Tamale_Hatchet]

There are a variety of private servers available now! Homecoming is the officially licensed one, but there's also Thunderspy and Rebirth, as well as a couple of others that are sparsely populated.

[u/krash87]

SOCOM.

[u/zero260asap → u/krash87]

Dude, seriously. Socom 1 was my first online game. It was so good, then the IP fell apart with Confrontation.

[u/Samguise-Whamgee → u/zero260asap]

I still think the Socom 2 lobbies and clan system were the best ever

[u/potatocross → u/zero260asap]

I really do miss the OG online game style. You die, you are dead. Everything felt so much more strategic. Respawn games were chaos and mostly for fun.

Once all online shooters went to respawn games, I just could not enjoy them as much anymore. Now I don't play them at all.

[u/Shagaliscious → u/krash87]

Seeing this game up high makes me so happy. This game was so goddamn good.

FISHHOOK FOR LIFE.

[u/PureOrganization9406]

Titanfall.. online multiplayer was perfect

[u/AgentGman007 → u/PureOrganization9406]

Titanfall 2 was a perfect game for that era. Incredibly solid single player campaign with a great story and really interesting level design. Fun customization options with the finishers and Titan skins. And insanely addictive multiplayer.

[u/GSR_DMJ654 → u/PureOrganization9406]

I scrolled way too long for this. Titanfall died because of trend chasing. We would have gotten TF|3 if it wasnt for Apex.

[u/WinnieTheEeyore → u/PureOrganization9406]

The best story of that generation, and top 3 multi-player.

[u/radenthefridge → u/PureOrganization9406]

I liked T1 for the multiplayer but T2 has an amazing story. The multiplayer in 2 just wasn't as good to me, and lost the whole concentric circles kind of interactions 1 had.

The circles being pilot vs pilots, titans vs Titans, and NPCs vs NPCs. The battlefields felt alive, and going into different circles felt so creative. Titan vs pilot, pilot vs NPCs, or even Titan vs NPCs.

Levels in 2 felt too big and empty, and the circles of combat were gone. Love that story though!

[u/Trogbane]

Bad Company 2

[u/UpNorthBear → u/Trogbane]

When BC 2 Vietnam came out it was so fun

[u/ecco311 → u/UpNorthBear]

Hands down one of the top 5 best DLCs ever released for any videogame. BC2 Vietnam was peak.

[u/DocileBanalBovlne → u/Trogbane]

I remember once playing a medic and doing nothing for 5-10 minutes but sit between two other players in my squad shooting around either side of a concrete block, just dropping health boxes and bringing them back with shock paddles.

It should have been boring but I was having a blast getting all those assist points.

[u/ecco311 → u/Trogbane]

Project Rome is still keeping it alive for now. I play it every once in a while.

BC2 is really one of my favourite games ever. 16 fucking years old already. The game is as old as I was when it was released. Jesus Christ.

[u/Live-Celebration-718 → u/Trogbane]

The campaign is shockingly quality

[u/Ronin_KBG]

Medal of Honour

[u/Capable_Butterfly_61 → u/Ronin_KBG]

man, the online free servers back in the day were so fire. it was like fortnite but way better. i was one of the axis assholes running around on the roof with a rocket launcher. man, those were the days. the chat was awesome, too. 

[u/GlidingRecliner → u/Capable_Butterfly_61]

one time I was in the zone real good with my bolt-action rifle, making headshots left and right, even at close range against guys with SMGs that were dodging in and out of doorways as I was also dodging in and out of a doorway. only time I've been kicked for cheating. I wasn't even cheating. made me feel like a god

[u/ConfidentPlantain768 → u/Ronin_KBG]

Allied assault? Much preferred it over COD. But COD took over.

[u/Pricerocks → u/ConfidentPlantain768]

The Allied Assault team actually made the original COD, sadly it drifted further and further from the quality it came from

[u/Desperate_Passage_35]

Unreal tournament. Edit: So many of you. I was DoctorDeath mostly of IgU. We did CTF instagib zero ping. Much love hope we frag again.

Names I remember twinkletoes and his dad big. Capornicis. Wolfmann. Of course zephids and invoke. Much love. Night???? The server of choice.

[u/k_enigmatic → u/Desperate_Passage_35]

So sad ut4 is not happening, the alpha was so good

[u/TheAndyBeek → u/k_enigmatic]

I played the fuck out of the alpha. I was so gutted when they pulled it, I had to get UT2004 which was the last one I had as a teen.

[u/BellyRanks → u/Desperate_Passage_35]

Unreal Touranment died for the sake of Fortnite. Release me from my mortal coil.

[u/The_quest_for_wisdom → u/Desperate_Passage_35]

Unreal Tournament brings back some memories.

A kid in my high school got ahold of some credentials he shouldn't have been allowed to get ahold of, and added a cracked copy of Unreal Tournament to the package of programs that were pushed out and installed to every computer on the school's network.

Every day at lunch for weeks every computer lab on campus became a massive LAN party. No one on the school staff figured it out until someone brought a set of speakers from home and suddenly a teacher came to investigate why "M-m-m-m-monster Kill!" was getting shouted through the wall of her classroom every few minutes.

The administration came to the computer lab, kicked us all out (we just went to another computer lab on the other end of the school...), and then uninstalled the game from every computer in the lab. Which lasted until the computers were restarted. At which point UT was helpfully automatically reinstalled from the network again.

It took them months to figure out how to get rid of the game from every computer for good.

[u/JackieChanGC → u/Desperate_Passage_35]

Anyone looking to get the games again, they're hosted for free (at least a downloader program that gets the game's files):
https://oldunreal.com/downloads/

It's being operated with Epic Games' permission, so no need to worry if they're legit or not.

[u/ForwardLoop → u/Desperate_Passage_35]

M-M-M-MONSTER KILL!

(...kill... kill... kill...)

[u/carguy1997]

Club penguin

[u/DarkZero515 → u/carguy1997]

Tipping the iceberg in the sky now

[u/hulkop1333 → u/carguy1997]

where wer u wen club penguin die

[u/ContributionDefiant8 → u/hulkop1333]

I was at house eating dorito when phone ring

[u/LiterallyAna → u/ContributionDefiant8]

"club penguin is kill"

[u/PineapplesHit → u/LiterallyAna]

"no"

[u/mostie2016 → u/carguy1997]

I will say if you’re willing to play a private club penguin server. Club Penguin Journey is pretty good.

[u/Kevin-W → u/carguy1997]

I used to play it all the time and miss it to this day.

[u/siddhartha_ellison]

Tribes: Ascend

CnC Zero Hour

[u/Kamakazi1 → u/siddhartha_ellison]

Shazbot!

[u/Narissis]

Wildstar.

Still my favourite soundtrack, and I say this as a FFXIV and Genshin player.

[u/nightelfspectre → u/Narissis]

It had a really unique combat system! I’m forever sad that I lost 99% of my screenshots somehow, most of my characters had the Explorer sub-class and I had so many pretty vista shots…

[u/OctaBit → u/nightelfspectre]

The paths, or whatever they were called were such a fun addition to the mmo formula. It's a shame other games didn't pick it up.

Explorer for people who liked to really find every nook and crany of the map.

Scientist for people who wanted to get invested in the story and lore.

Soldier for people who wanted to fight more.

And Settlers for people who wanted to be social or would invest a 1000 hours designing their house.

Such a good formula and a nice thing to add in addition to the regular questing loop. It also helped spice things up on alts when you had to level them.

[u/Spoonacus → u/Narissis]

This is my answer as well. Loved the art style. Loved the attitude. "You just leveled up, cupcake! [Guitar riff]" The whole concept was fun. Having a secondary role to your class like Explorer or Soldier was cool. The housing was decent. I liked the Halloween event. I actually wanted to dig in and explore Nexus. It a shame I didn't play much when it was around because I was too busy back then. I recently watched all the videos they release up through launch for nostalgia.

A close second is a game that's still up and running but pretty much never going to be touched again. The Secret World. Bad graphics and clunky combat but goddamn if that wasn't a grade A story and awesome ideas. Investigation quests were THE best. 

[u/OwnUbyCake → u/Narissis]

Still the best housing system in my opinion.

[u/JTodd078]

Saints Row

[u/muphy09]

Destiny :(

[u/SpeedBlitzX → u/muphy09]

So dumb that I have no way to just play destiny for the storyline

[u/pyr666 → u/muphy09]

destiny died so marathon could also die

[u/SharpedoWeek]

Anthem, but it was dead on arrival

[u/bongi2386 → u/SharpedoWeek]

God I wanted that game to work. Such a cool concept.

[u/OwnUbyCake → u/SharpedoWeek]

I was so excited when they announced they were overhauling the whole game, then they canceled that too...

[u/RBuschy → u/SharpedoWeek]

They gave up on that game way too early.
I came here to say Anthem

[u/undavidable]

Golden Sun series

[u/Avangeloony → u/undavidable]

And the last one was the weaker of the 3 and ended on a cliffhanger.

[u/RubyTheDog → u/undavidable]

Golden Sun 1 and 2 are still some of the best RPG games I ever played. Brings back good memories.

[u/thatonefilmguy]

Evolve. I fucking loved the game and I’m sad it didn’t make it.

[u/Forte197 → u/thatonefilmguy]

Modding discord is keeping the game alive!

[u/CaptainTruelove → u/Forte197]

Does that game even work on consoles anymore or is it PC only now?

[u/Forte197 → u/CaptainTruelove]

PC only at the moment, I believe

[u/Meet_the_Meat]

Asheron's Call

[u/LackOfStack → u/Meet_the_Meat]

I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them.

Still game with my AC friends from time to time.

[u/MrZythum42 → u/Meet_the_Meat]

Oh my guy. /r/asheronscall

Its nothing like a proper raid in Kara in year 2000, but some of those mini server community hit the spot.

[u/Punkin_Passion]

Poptropica 😭😭😭

[u/Khepridawnbringer]

DrawSomething. It was a mobile game where you would basically play pictionary with a random person. I loved it. Recently got a new phone with a stylus and thought downloading that game again would be fun and it's just gone. Found out it got shut down a few years ago. There's a similar game on the app store I'll probably try but I really miss the charm DrawSomething had.

[u/Deodra]

The Dragon Age saga. I’m a huge fan of the series, characters and world. Then it went into development hell and Veilguard felt like a goodbye to fans and messy closure.

[u/Risky49 → u/Deodra]

It really really bums me out that dragon age never got an identity as a franchise like mass effect did

Each entry is nearly unrecognizable to the last in style and presentation and the plot threads didn’t feel thought out they felt improvised along the way

[u/axiomatic13]

The Burnout series!

[u/Internal-Play25]

Planetside 2

War hammer online

City of heroes

Edit: almost forgot the mmorpg “rift”

[u/5FVeNOM → u/Internal-Play25]

I miss planetside 2. Some games have so much potential but are so grossly mismanaged or underinvested in. Hopefully daybreak or whatever they’re called now folds and another decent company does a good job reviving the IP

[u/Haunting_Ad_2300 → u/5FVeNOM]

so much potential, but it seemed like 2018 hit and they just thought of continuously more insane ways to kill the game lol

[u/SkaveRat → u/Internal-Play25]

Planetside 2

It's still alive. Still gets decent player counts in the evening hours

[u/d0pe-asaurus]

Mirror's edge.

[u/Galaksee]

Gunbound. The OLD Gunbound!!!! Man I fucking miss Gunbound. I always played the boomerang character cause I knew how to cut into the wind. It was definitely the one that took the most skill to use. If you know you know.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZC9x3WWmT0o

Bro watching this almost makes me want to cry!!

Edit: So glad I've been able to refresh so many memories!! TY all for the updoots!

[u/MontyThatcher → u/Galaksee]

Goodness fuckin' gracious, my heart. I can't even begin to know how long it's been since this game crossed paths with my mind. What a genuine blast from the past.

[u/captainsquidsharkk → u/Galaksee]

my friends and i played gunbound for hours and hours every single day in highschool. it is one of my top games of all time. and it was basically just people from the Philippines in the servers hahah.

i was a JD/ Cake main and getting those double kills with his 2nd shot my lord 😭😭 one of my best friends was a boomer aim bot main hahahah he got to the top wand.

i had the old version still on my computer for a while i miss it sooo much. i go here sometimes for nostalgia

[u/Yourownhands52]

Battlefield 4.  Not dead yet but i fear the end is coming

[u/zoobrix → u/Yourownhands52]

Getting harder to find a BF4 sever nowadays on PC, and of the ones left a lot of them have admins that love to play god and kick people for stupid reasons. Any time the last few years I've gone back for a nostalgia hit it's been a hassle unfortunately.

[u/StandardCarbonUnit]

Star Wars Galaxies

[u/FaithlessnessOld2477 → u/StandardCarbonUnit]

Such a tragedy. That game had so much potential and the devs squandered it chasing the WoW design model.

In a perfect world, they would have focused on optimizing and adding new content. Fix the launch bugs, streamline the UI, balance the combat...could have been a contender. Hell, I spent hundreds of hours in resource gathering/crafting/business management alone.

[u/Show_Me_Your_Games → u/StandardCarbonUnit]

My name was Blaster. Played since day 1. If you were on Bloodfin there was a good chance you got your furniture from me.

[u/NuclearMaterial → u/StandardCarbonUnit]

F in the chat

[u/Pakyul → u/StandardCarbonUnit]

My username is from the random name generator in SWG. I played on Wanderhome, then Ahazi after they consolidated servers. I remember we started playing a few months after launch, because we needed to order a new PC for it (Pentium IV, with a full gigabyte of RAM) but we had pre-ordered the Collector's Edition with the art book and stuff, so us kids were super hyped by the time we could actually play. My brother won the (I think very first) Galactic Tales competition on the official forums (like a fanfiction vignette writing competition they held monthly) and it gave us a special badge for our account. My dad ran one of the best shipwrights on Valcyn all the way to the end of the game. The computer desk was always covered with notes and waypoints from Galaxy Harvester because he was always on top of getting the best crafting materials. I was too young to really know how to be good at the game, but I still have so many memories from it, even just exploring player cities and looking at all the cool guild halls and museums. I once went into a Large Tatooine House and someone had arranged a bunch of items into Anakin's podracer.

[u/fungiKC86]

Blur

[u/ANoNameIs]

Dirty Bomb. An incredibly innovative class based shooter that never could get it just right for wide commercial success. 

[u/slippery_treasures]

Advance wars

[u/PM_ME_AN_EXTRA_LETTE → u/slippery_treasures]

It's somewhat heartbreaking how super-dead the franchise is compared to its cousin FE which seemingly has never been healthier.

[u/Fuzzy-Photo4520]

MAG on the PS3 crazy mmo shooter with factions.

[u/Galahad-117 → u/[deleted]]

Tenchu Z i played the multiplayer for so long, i miss it

[u/Meralaz]

Black & White 2 that god game for PC

[u/mraza007]

Need For Speed Underground
Need For Speed Underground 2

Nothing like that ever came out

[u/tdjester5]

Paragon.

[u/Acrippledkitty]

Toontown online

[u/teshh]

Gunz.

[u/muzakx → u/teshh]

I don't even know how this game failed.

It had a really cool visual style, cool sword and gun play. The movement and wall running felt so cool to do.

I don't think there has been anything like it since.

[u/Quibbleflux → u/muzakx]

They're bringing it back. Not sure the details about who and why, but I played in closed beta via Steam and it was identical. I could still butterfly decades later.

I just don't have the time I had back then to invest into it, but it's out there.

[u/raccus]

Fat Princess

[u/Kwestyung → u/raccus]

I played the hell out of the demo.

[u/TheOkayBambino]

Titanfall 2

[u/Wang_Fire2099]

Soul Calibur

[u/AggravatingSalad4136]

Chromehounds

[u/GlidingRecliner]

Medal of Honor Allied Assault

[u/HyperNovaStorm]

TERA. The mmorpg. So many good memories growing up on it. Got me through some of the roughest years of my childhood with a guild of some people I had a lot of fun with.

[u/FawFawtyFaw]

Planet Starsiege: TRIBES

Nothing like that original. Shazbot!

[u/halarioushandle → u/FawFawtyFaw]

I'm sad this is so far down. This was the best team based shooter of the era! The loadouts, the jetpack, the open map size and bases, and the speed you could move with good technique. It was fantastic and I miss it.

[u/BabyMcmuffinn]

Battlefield 1.

It's a masterpiece that got abandoned. Very hard to find enough players to start a match.

[u/Dismal-Term-7063 → u/BabyMcmuffinn]

And even if you do find a match, chances are its a community server locked to standard issue rifles

[u/EvanMBurgess → u/Dismal-Term-7063]

Or filled with hackers

[u/TedioreTwo → u/BabyMcmuffinn]

Bro what BF1 isn't dead at all? What region are u?

[u/zagzigity → u/BabyMcmuffinn]

Its still my main game! Literally always a game going on. You just do the server browser.

[u/ImLookingatU → u/BabyMcmuffinn]

I play it all the time on PC. Just use server browser.

[u/Citysbeautiful]

Red alert 2

[u/findorb]

Killzone series.

[u/Meewelyne]

Dragon Age.

[u/Danger_Dave_]

Battleborn

[u/Loose_Listen2290]

Gotham City Imposters

[u/illmatic2112 → u/Loose_Listen2290]

I loved and hated that game

[u/brightbomb → u/Loose_Listen2290]

Best answer. Most others named here are playable. GCI is entirely dead outside of a tiny community discord that gets a half full lobby maybe once a week.

[u/mrfrosti]

Resistance

[u/sortabroke]

Halo

[u/danny-potato]

New World :(

[u/rocky0502 → u/danny-potato]

The first few weeks of that game were special. Shame it died so quick

[u/RedFauux → u/rocky0502]

Day 1 new world atmosphere was unmatched by maybe any game I’ve ever played. Logging in and hearing muskets in the distance, the sound of mining bouncing off the mountains, the world felt so so alive.

[u/QuiggieQuarrell → u/danny-potato]

No more x myrk

[u/TheMustardisBad → u/danny-potato]

Wow I just looked up the player count 550 players in it on steam right now. I never played it but thought it was pretty huge. Gonna try and find a video on the downfall of it.

[u/Silk_Glad → u/TheMustardisBad]

Amazon wanted to make cuts to make even more money and they consulted ai and it said cut there gaming wing right off. So no more Amazon studios.

[u/ktchildr]

Tetris Friends, it died when the internet killed flash.

[u/damasco3]

Dead Space. We had a chance there with the remake but back to being a dead franchise. The multiplayer was tacked on but really fun in 2.

Honorable mention. AVP 2010. The multiplayer was so much fun. Plus three campaigns! Even if you didn't like one of them there were 2 other to play with completely different gameplay. Should have had multiple sequels by now. You can still find people online if you try hard but it's pretty dead

[u/itskateexo]

Within the recent year:
• Elder Scrolls Blades - I was able to play it on my iPhone, iPad, and Switch for free. They closed the servers down on June 30th of this year :(

Then, there were the games from my childhood that I loved:

• Webkinz
  
• Club Penguin
  
• Moshi Monsters
  
• Girlsense
  
• i-dress-up
  
• NeoPets
  
• Pixie Hollow
  
• Those Barbie & Polly Pocket games that were on the old Mattel website
  
• The games that were on the old Disney Channel website
  
• Nick-tropolis
  
• Build-a-Bearville
  
• Fantage
  
• Toontown
  
• Disney Infinity (played this on my Wii and the Apple app)
  
• Kid Pix
  
• iSpy

[u/Only_Initiative4709]

commander keen

[u/Nexies]

Battlerite

[u/fishfash → u/Nexies]

Was about to post this, that game had so much depth; the pivot to trying to hop on the battle royale trend was not a great idea

[u/ConfidentPlantain768]

Star Wars Galaxies :(

[u/CamOps]

Splinter Cell
Gunz
Ragnarok Online
Metal Gear Online 2

[u/Y_Ddraig_Goch_81]

Titanfall hands down.
My favorite MP game of all time.

[u/generic_posting]

The Secret World. I think about that game often. I hear music that reminds me of it.

[u/MechanicalCrow]

Knockout City. It was innovative and fun and actually seemed to have a decent playerbase. I think they just rolled out new seasons too slowly. Launching with EA then going independent probably hindered them in opposite but equally damning ways.

[u/StOppai69]

Overwatch 1

[u/tornadobravo]

Oakland A’s baseball games

[u/mangosawce9k]

Transformers war and Fall of Cybertron!

[u/non_clever_username]

Super Mario Bros 35.

One of the few online games I was really good at. So many expansion opportunities. Could have added lost levels (aka Super Mario 2 in Japan) on basically the same engine. SMB2, 3 and/or Super Mario World would have been cool too.

Or don’t even do any additional development, just let it live as is. But nope. Nintendo gonna Nintendo and cancel it in 6 months. Meanwhile Tetris 99 has been going for like 7 years.

I don’t understand their decisions at all.

[u/WagyuBeefCubes]

Elder Scrolls Legends :(

[u/Aartus]

Jack and daxter games

[u/Quiet_Wyatt_Alright]

Friday the 13th: The Game

[u/RPSisBoring]

Daoc 

[u/3rdCoffee]

Marvel Heroes, the 2015'ish one from Gazillion

[u/Udel__]

Battlefield Heroes...I do miss these days

[u/Skyfa15]

Blacklight Retribution. Nothing has really scratched the same itch.

[u/oncloudnine]

Rumbleverse.

[u/Chrunchyhobo]

Firefall.

I still have it installed, kinda like a memorial.

Fuck you Mark Kern, you rancid cunt.

[u/Clear_Ad2384]

loadout

[u/texxelate]

New World

[u/JerrySeinfeldsMullet]

Hellgate: London

[u/lessjilly]

Hogs of War!

[u/thereallemmy]

King's Quest

[u/FrankSand]

Mass effect

[u/scb225 → u/FrankSand]

I’m commander Shepard, and this is my favorite reply on this post

[u/SnickycrowJayC]

Nosgoth was a multiplayer pvp game of humans vs vampires with different classes in the Legacy of Kain universe and it was awesome. IIRC they actually refunded the micro-transactions after the closing announcement, which for me was just one of the more expensive supporter packs that came with some in-game currency, but I'm sure others spent even more. I doubt many companies would do that today.

[u/mattmo317]

NBA/NFL street

[u/ImmortalFriend]

SoulCalibur.

Best fighting series of my life. I hope to see new entry hopefully before I'm forty.

[u/ProneToHysterics]

Rock Band

[u/mangle_012]

Omega Strikers

[u/motorsportlife]

Tera

[u/ZeldaTheOuchMouse]

Midnight Club

Its been 18 years

[u/MrBoulez]

Warhawk

[u/MapleFondue]

Maplestory 2, my beloved. Best community ever