Mount & Blade Warband: Napoleonic Wars is a multiplayer expansion for Warband which is 100vs100 players. It's a TPS/FPS game set in the Napoleonic era and it's incredibly fun. The base game, Mount & Blade Warband, (Which also has multiplayer and takes place in a Medieval era) is 4,99€ on sale, and the Napoleonic DLC is 2,49€ on sale

RIP Burnout, Sim City, Sims, Star Wars Battlefront. Their buggy games with hardly much content for the price because of DLCs and season passes is something I don't like, and they seem to do a good job killing game franchises.

Tentacles

Putting low fat milk into someone's cereal.

Tom Hanks & Harrison Ford.

You should probably make an Overwatch Megathread.

Originally posted by King Overlord General Foster:

Originally posted by Keyes:

There seems to be a slight revival of them although I'm not sure if they'll ever return to their golden era in the early-mid 2000s since they became an incredibly saturated genre.

I think he meant world war 1 games.
Personally I would like to see WW1 and Vietnam games hit the big time. We don't really have many of those even though they're pretty interesting times of war.

Originally posted by Erick:

I do hope for more old-school like FPS games, the new DOOM pretty much proved that style of FPS games is still alive and kicking.

Yeah, those too. I especially liked the centered weapons option they added. Turned off the crosshair and turned that on, played on Ultra-Violence and had a blast.

If he meant just WW1 games then I'd agree, it's a setting that is open with lots of opportunites. I'm not sure how well BF1 is going to do with that though since it seems like BF4 plastered onto a WW1 setting, if there were more games like Red Orchestra made into a WW1 setting it could be quite ideal. Verdun is a good example, although it doesn't have a big playerbase and only takes place in the Western Front. Rising Storm 2, from the developers of RO2 is coming out this year and is going to be a Vietnam themed game, something to look out for!

Originally posted by Pigeonbee:

RPGFPS games.

Look at the popularity of Fallout 4, Skyrim, Deus Ex, and the likes. They are becoming very big.

Ironically the popularity of those games is the becoming death of them, Fallout 4 isn't a very good RPG and is incredibly watered down.

Originally posted by Zachary:

World war games?

There seems to be a slight revival of them although I'm not sure if they'll ever return to their golden era in the early-mid 2000s since they became an incredibly saturated genre.

I'd personally hope for more RTS games like Rise of Nations and more RPGs like Oblivion, etc. More RTS games would be great with the newer PCs and technology for greater depth and larger scale, something we see with the few Grand Strategy titles out now, and more challenging and interesting RPGs would be great instead of those shamefully called RPGs like Fallout 4 which are nothing more than action/looting games.

I'll be getting it some time this week.

He probably makes good pizzas!