Best Of 2014: ‘Video Games Edition’

Nowadays, people in the world are so busy with their activities where they do not have enough time to waste. This is why for getting a job, they need to be trained. And video games can now play a vital role for this. For example, if someone wants to learn driving, he can use video game console to train himself. There are so many institutes that train people in virtual world. And this is now saving people’s valuable time. Some researchers report that video game make people smarter.

Now although there could be many debates about this video games have proven that it can be a great source for entertainment. Look at the numerous choices that exist from adults to children of all ages. The leading gaming consoles are the Xbox One, PS4, and the Wii U. It’s been what many fans call ‘The Console Wars’ since each console has some sort of exclusive content(s) that set it different from the other competition. In that same regard comes the amount of games that each console has for their fanbase. As we head into the new year, we seen a variety of new games that pander to the wide ranged demographics of gamers and we list them for you guys. We know a lot of gamers have different tastes in games that’s why we’re listing our favorites along with a few that most people have appreciated in the glorious year.

(Not listed in any particular order)

Dragon Age: Inquisition

After releasing a quite inconsistent Dragon Age 2 a few years back, the company returns with Inquisition, rebuilding around a massive world and creating a story that manages to be both cinematic and vast.

The narrative gets off to a sleepy start, but give Dragon Age a chance, and you’ll find a world that’s teeming with things to do, where you can easily spend upwards of 80 hours, filled with callbacks to earlier games and and creative characters who come to life. This is Bioware at its finest.

Destiny

For a game that’s drawn a lot of heat and criticism, boy, is Destiny hard to put down. Bungie’s return to gaming wasn’t the game-changer many hoped it would be, but the world of Destiny, a sort of Star Wars meets Mass Effect meets Star Trek universe, was loaded with fun and things to do, and Bungie has worked hard to keep things fresh since the September release.

You’d definitely like to see more from Destiny in terms of storytelling and narrative and bosses who are more than bullet-sponges. But even in its current state, the game offers a heavy dose of fun, with top-notch visuals and shooting and looting as the main drivers.