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My laptop is way too shitty to play these modern games.
e: Of course, there's some new games (mostly from indie developers) that low machine could play, unfortunately, I haven't played most of them so I can't judge.
I got into minecraft early (beta 1.2), so I never really got into the trend as I had pretty much played it out by the time that happened. Tekkit is pretty fun still.
It probably helps that I don't watch youtube at all besides every once in a while when I can't find a text guide for something, I find everything on it related to games cancerous.
I just run title to title, if something fails to be fun, it gets left behind. Today's gaming industry basically has a face in the form of giant AAA titles and online trends that largely just go by me, discarded as boring the second they come up, and a horrendously large backround of more original and fun games.
This year? Looks boring on the side of mainstream, save for Blizz turning shit up to eleven with OW, but has also brought Battlefleet Gothic: Armada, which is some of the most original RTS gameplay I've ever seen, will still bring WH40k:Deathwing, which should turn out a horde shooter capable of doing something new, has seem the aformentioned Doom 4 which just lived up to impossible expectations like it was nothing, had XCOM 2 blow up like it deserved, propelled forward a couple dozen indies well worth the time, saw VR become something a mortal can afford, THQ Nordic appearing out of the shadows with Darksiders and solid FIFTEEN more games in the pipe, Deus Ex surviving the fail that was marketing and still coming out a solid game, Tales from the Borderlands happening and somehow working... It actually has been quite the ride.
For Honor
Mirror's Edge
And many more
There are just no new and innovative stuff that are actually good