Playstation is having a huge sale, what should I get? Just two more days!

[Bob_McMillan]

The Critic's Choice Sale is ongoing right now, and I have enough money to get 2. Here's the list: http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/02/18/ps-store-critics-choice-sale-includes-destiny-dragon-age-and-more

Or maybe I should save my money for all the big games out this year?

Edit: I'm on PS4 btw.

 

[Catfood220]

I personally get Farcry 4 if you haven't played that and South Park: Stick of Truth was my game of last year so if you don't mind Paper Mario style combat and South Park's humour then I would say get those 2 games.

 

[Elfgore]

Shadow of Mordor is quite fun... as long as you have a PS4. If you have a PS3, I'd suggest skipping it. The story and characters are a little weak and the last two boss battles are a disgrace. The combat is fun, graphics for orcs are fantastic, and the nemesis system is awesome.

If you liked Far Cry 3 you'll like Far Cry 4. It's pretty much the same game, only with more and a fantastic antagonist.

Those are my two main suggestions, but Wolfenstein and TellTale are good picks as well.

 

[Bob_McMillan]

Shadow of Mordor is quite fun... as long as you have a PS4. If you have a PS3, I'd suggest skipping it. The story and characters are a little weak and the last two boss battles are a disgrace. The combat is fun, graphics for orcs are fantastic, and the nemesis system is awesome.

If you liked Far Cry 3 you'll like Far Cry 4. It's pretty much the same game, only with more and a fantastic antagonist.

Those are my two main suggestions, but Wolfenstein and TellTale are good picks as well.

Thanks for the suggestions, and for reminding me that I should have put that I'm on PS4.

 

[SnakeTrousers]

Metro: Redux - If I recall correctly it is an HD update of Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light, both pretty decent games. If you haven't heard of them, they're fairly linear FPS games with a focus on survival and stealth, though what sets them apart is the setting and atmosphere. The post-apocalypse has been done plenty of times, of course, but not quite like these games do it. There isn't a ton of replayability (there are multiple endings but they're all pretty mediocre) but they're definitely worth at least one playthrough.

 

[ecoho]

Wolfenstein and dragon age are what id recommend as both left me very happy

 

[tilmoph]

I won't ever touch DA:I, but it's something I'd really like to, since it sounds damn good.

Arkham City I liked, but I'd only get it if you really liked the first two, since it's basically just that.

Stick of truth was really damn fun. The combat system is piss easy to break in half, and there's only one challenging (optional) fight in the game, but the humor is great, and the easily broken system is still really fun.

Shadows of Mordor at $25 is a good deal; I'm waiting for that to go on sale for that or less on Steam myself, so I'd really recommend making that one of your two.