Poll: Vote for the Reader's Choice GOTY for 2015!

[Maximum Bert]

I really dont think I have a game of the year only big release that interested me was Witcher 3 and I havent got around to play that yet as decided to wait a few years or at least until I get my new PC (so probably a few years).

Bloodbourne was fine but I felt it was getting a bit tired with Dark Souls and this feels even more so but still good game just lacking that special something that made Demons so memorable for me. Only other ones on that list I have played are Mortal Kombat X which while a competent fighter is the worst fighter out there atm imo without falling into complete garbage territory and their DLC program and PC ports are just complete BS so definitely not GOTY (why is it even up there for nomination?)

Undertale I have played but lost interest fairly fast. Still I do like what it tries to do and it is a great achievement for one person (was made by one person right?) so I would have to give it to Undertale from this list I guess.

Rest I have not played and likely never will.

 

[Las7]

Writing in Splatoon but Witcher 3 is a deserved winner for SP Game of the Year.

 

[IceForce]

I didn't vote in this (because I've only played one game in the list), but shouldn't this poll be closed now? Since I haven't voted, it's still giving me the option of voting, despite the winner already having been decided by now.

I'm pretty sure March Mayhem polls get closed the moment a winner is chosen, whether you voted in the poll or not. I figured this poll would be the same.

 

[gorfias]

Too bad I can't vote for Rare Replay. I doubt if compilations of older games count, but this one is pretty special.

Played N64 Perfect Dark on a XB1: it is 16x9, polished so no jaggies and controls somewhat standard, even though the N64 didn't have dual analog sticks.

Good list though. Fallout 4 is very good so far.

 

[Kevin16]

Only "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt"!

 

[JacobVR]

I'd never played a FromSoft game to completion before, and it took me a long time to get through this one, but I stuck it out despite all the frustration, and for that I was rewarded with something special. It satisfied my itch for action, horror and mystery in equal measure, and even though all of my stated preferences for storytelling dictate I should have hated the way in which Bloodborne presented its story and lore, I loved it. The community buzz around it was a welcome bonus, as discussing ambiguous snippets of content was equally interesting as finding them in the first place.

 

[GojiraGamer]

I'm going to go with Fallout 4 and The Witcher 3. Fallout 4 was, well, Fallout 4, and The Witcher 3, in addition to being a gorram fun open world with a gorram satisfying combat system and gorram good writing, but also because CD Projekt Red really went the extra mile to show they loved their customers, with the thank you letter included in every copy, to the free GOG.com backup copy that came with the PC version. And let's not forget the loads of free DLC.

 

[Yoshi178]

Xenoblade Chronicles X is better than all of those poll choice's

 

[Barbas]

Xenoblade Chronicles X is better than all of those poll choice's

Huh. That comment reminds me, I think the staff may have meant to remove this thread a while ago but forgot.

(Snip).

Is the above right?

 

[fury]

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain