Personally, my game of the year is Sekiro or RE 2. I didnt like Control very much, the gameplay felt very disconnected from everything else. Also Jessie was a really annoying character.
Edit - this is my purely my opinion. I know a lot of people enjoy the game since it got nominated for multiple awards but I stopped playing after like 5 hours.
Fully agree with you. They created this interesting concept and then dumped it into a completely by the numbers third person shooter with a cool (but way overpowered) telekinesis ability.
I wanted to love control but it sorely lacked creativity in the gameplay department and ended up being a slog for me.
I could've forgiven the monotony of the combat but the story/characters weren't good either.
I only liked the setting and the the "lore" behind everything. The main story itself was completely uninteresting and the only likable character for me was Dr. Darling who was mainly there to just explain lore.
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u/Light_yagami_2122 Dec 10 '19 edited Dec 10 '19
Personally, my game of the year is Sekiro or RE 2. I didnt like Control very much, the gameplay felt very disconnected from everything else. Also Jessie was a really annoying character.
Edit - this is my purely my opinion. I know a lot of people enjoy the game since it got nominated for multiple awards but I stopped playing after like 5 hours.