The Best Games of 2021
When we prepare to close 2021, it’s time to look back at the game that defines the year. Pandemic Covid-19 claims the release date through the release date when we moved to 2021, but the game industry continued offering. Despite the fact that this year’s release schedule is in a constant flux, we still receive a number of great titles in 2021. In this list, we will receive the best game 2021 and tell you what makes each so special.
Note: While I have handled most of the gaming packs later this year in the past, this year I have help from one of Slashgear’s latest writers, Josh Hawkins. I will pay attention to who is responsible for each entry with our initials (EA and JH) in the end so clearly who wrote what. Welcome to the team, Josh! Come get into the game.
Hitman 3.
IO Interactive takes the Hitman series to a new level with the world of Trilogy (and Hitman 3 is the perfect end for the latest story of everyone’s favorite bald killer. In the third game, IO builds an interactive environment that has been known, and raises bets even by adding new ways to take targets, as well as new ways to cross the world.
Maybe one of the most interesting things about Hitman 3, is that it brings all missions from the two previous trilogy entries with the latest machines. This includes improving new performance, new features, weapons, and tools. With so many choices at your fingertips, Hitman 3 is made to play as agents 47 one of the best sandbox experiences that you can find in playing games now.
Some games managed to attract my attention and Hitman 3 did it, and despite releasing at the beginning of the year, I consistently found myself to revisit the agent’s 47 universe to try to browse bolder and spectacular murders. – JH.
Hero loop.
There was no doubt that the Roguelike room became rather crowded here in 2021. We have seen the genre grow into the dominant one in the indie room for the past few years, and there are so many roguelike games that can be difficult for new titles to stand out. It did not happen to the loop hero.
Loop Hero presents a lot of fresh ideas and, like many rogueLikes, defined by gameplay “easy to learn, difficult to master”. For the best, the hero loop is probably the most difficult to describe the game on this list. A Lich has dropped the world into the absence of eternal and up to the player to build it by placing buildings, enemies, and even terrain from a pile of cards that can be adjusted together with endless loops. While the concept may be a little meta, the core gameplay loop (no game words) that are solid and given the opportunity, the Hero loop will make you the most efficient Tanya Deck and layout in a short time.
Loop hero is a perfect pick-up-and-play game for those who only have a little free time while also becoming a game that you can sink for a long time. It offers a fantastic round on the Roguelike genre, and anyone who counts itself as a fan like Roguelike must check it out. – EA.
Black
It might be easily lost in the most explosive and actionful game, but Sable isn’t like that. Instead of the endless battle, Sable greets you with beautiful views like sunset movements slow and the remains of a collapsed stone ruins. The game is very arranged after fantasy RPGs such as Zelda legend: wild breath, but without all defenses and find new weapons.