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4. BUGSNAX Even better than the Kero Kero Bonito tune it inspired. Pokémon Snap-meets-immersive sim bug catching, with a story that goes to unexpected places, and some of the year's best characters. Also: BUNGER!pic.twitter.com/mspiU5U2XA
3. SPELUNKY 2 One of my all-time favourite games gets the sequel I never thought it needed. Expansive in a way I rarely find appealing but... if you ever find yourself in a Desert Island Games situation, this is the one to pick.pic.twitter.com/yBoz8jOv2p
2. DESPERADOS III Capable of pushing my brain to max and keeping it there for an hour at a time. Playing this feels like being right on the edge of a breakdown constantly and I love it.pic.twitter.com/mCY1uzEKKY
1. HALF-LIFE: ALYX Of course. No other game has defined my year like this. Partly that's stuff external to the game itself – my first cover feature, a work trip that feels unimaginable now – but Alyx would be sat at the top spot even without any of that.pic.twitter.com/0UcDyrCK9F
I mean, for a start, it's the punchline to ten years of "Half-Life 3 when?" And it delivers, with one of my favourite endings in all of videogames. (Something they're not famously good at.)
But mostly it's how those gunfights deliver on the childhood promise (as opposed to the disappointing reality) of Laser Quest and, more recently, of a Space Pirate Trainer demo when I first realised, oh, in VR you can shoot without looking. Cooooool.
Having initially resigned myself to 'ahh, I'll never get to play it', and then having played it, I keep finding myself tempted to drop a few hundos on a VR headset just so I can play it *again*.
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