What's your Game of The Year?

[AssassinDX]

Tori's topic on what Gamespot consider the best got me wondering, what's your favourite game of 2013?

Grand Theft Auto 5 gets my vote.

[Psychotic]

Yeah I'll go with GTA V too. If I'm honest though I haven't bought a lot of new releases this year and have been playing games from the past couple of years.

[Niale]

Duke Nukem Forever. I just think its so cool so far into the game, i am playing it on hard mode, really cool experience with music ;)

[nirojan]

The Last of Us hands down. GTA V comes in second, with honorable mentions for Bioshock Infinite, Tomb Raider and Dota 2.

[Del Murder]

I will go with The Last of Us but that may change once I play A Link Between Worlds. :greenie:

[Pike]

Europa Universalis IV, although Pokemon X/Y is a close second.

[Denmark]

Of the two games I've played that were released this year, I'm gonna go with A Link Between Worlds. I like it better than Pokemon, but both were good.

[Jinx]

I play exactly one game that was released this year.

So, Pokemon X/Y takes the title!

[Sephiroth]

Final Fantasy XIII Lightning Returns.

[Bolivar]

I still haven't finished my 2013 games but the big one that comes to mind is Dota 2, despite playing it the year before it was officially released. When most people think of Valve they think of Half-Life and Portal but Counter-Strike and Team Fortress Classic are what I will always remember them for. They've finally made another multiplayer game whose depth and addictiveness far surpasses what we expect from its contemporaries. I have 622 hours on Dota 2 and there is still so much to learn.

[Elskidor]

The only two I got that came out this year was GTAV and The Last of Us, and I have not gotten around to playing far into The Last of Us.

[Ayen]

When I actually play a game that came out in 2013 I'll let you know. Right now the closest I came to this year is Game Dev Tycoon which became available on Steam this past summer but that's still a 2012 game.

[Hollycat]

The Last of Us. If I lived in Europe the answer would be P4G

[Depression Moon]

I've played three new games this year, but I only own one of those.

Injustice Gods Among US: Not all that much I can say about it. Most of my experience playing it came from game sessions with my tourny crew and at a game session at school. I never had the time to sit down and actually learn the game and become good at it, so it's left as a neutral state right now.

Dragon's Crown: Atlus made a really enjoyable game. I love the mix of rpg and beat-em up. The game is addicting, but it has its flaws. Not being able to pause the game when not online is unforgivable. I mean really, what game nowadays doesn't have a pause function? The game doesn't have voice chat either and you have to unlock each difficulty with each character. If you've already beaten normal with the sorceress you can't jump to Hard with the Elf even though Hard has already been unlocked.

Grand Theft Auto V: I've played a friend's copy and this game is extraordinary. It was a total contrast to the disappointing Grand Theft Auto IV. There's a crazy amount of stuff to do, but I didn't end up doing much because I was playing it a friend's I had to try and beat it as fast as I could. I loved the heist missions and the dynamic mechanic of being able to switch characters during missions. Also for the very first time, I actually cared about a story in a GTA game. It was well written and seemed like a mini series I could imagine being on TV. I heard the online was good. I'd have to try it out when I actually get the game and get my situation handled.

[Jiro]

The Last of Us is my easy pick, but that's mostly because I haven't had a chance to get stuck into the other top contenders.

[Shorty]

I also played exactly one game released this year - The Wolf Among Us. It was fun, but I'm sure there have been much better ones released.

[Laddy]

The Walking Dead/The Wolf Among Us. Divinity: Dragon Commander is hella great and is sliding up on the list.