His Spire and Gungeon runs propelled my skill when I did play, and when I didn’t, they were some of the most enthralling content I’ve ever watched. I fell asleep to Northernlion, spent lunchtime with him, and discussed his dumb jokes with my friends. The reason they’re here, rather, is because they led me to Northernlion, a YouTuber who specializes in roguelikes, Soulsbornes, and dumb, witty commentary. And honestly, I don’t have any qualms with either game, I just lost the time to keep playing them. I turned to Enter the Gungeon for a whopping 10 hours, and Slay the Spire for more like 25. Something that wouldn’t really change or end.
As a pandemic swept the nation, I went back to class, and wanted to dig into a game I could get lost in for dozens of hours. This is the first year where let’s-play style YouTube videos have influenced my year-end thoughts on a game. My first and only Slay the Spire win Finally Kickstarted my YouTube Binge – Slay the Spire and Enter the Gungeon Pure Nostalgia – Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Timeīest Superhero Game – Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Moralesīest Pandemic Date Game – Animal Crossing: New Horizonsįirst Gacha I Fell Head Over Heels For – Dragalia LostĪnd now, let’s talk in-depth about a handful of others. IDK, It Was Fun While it Lasted – World of Warcraft: Shadowlandsīest Audio Design – Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics Here are some games that I loved in 2020, but don’t have any words for:īest Zelda – Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer feat. I loved Miles Morales, but I can only write about so many games The Mini-Awards Before the Show Let’s see what last year’s deal was, and discuss the games that affect my life in 2020:
The list culminates in one exciting award: The Biggest Dyl in Gaming, the game that made the biggest impact on Dyl. We don’t just want to make games that we want to play- we want to make games that nourish, that we can be proud of when we share them, and that leave the world a better place.I’m truly touched that every gamer across the globe voted for me to return as host for the 2020 Dylan Game Awards! On this, gaming’s dyllest night, I’ll run down the best games I played last year, from least-goodest to best of all, giving an appropriate award to each. They have something important to say, messages that resonate with our players in a way that only a video game can deliver. Our games celebrate fluid movement, avoid hyper violence, and are approachable for kids and adults alike without compromising on depth, stakes, or meaning. Our first game was ABZÛ, an epic descent into the depths of the sea. Our latest game is The Pathless, the mythic adventure of an archer and an eagle exploring a vast forest. Our culture reflects those values, and continues to be the key ingredient to our success. Game development should be a joyful experience, the best ideas can come from anyone, and the best games are made by happy people who care deeply about what they make. We learn from each other, support each other, and grow together. We have built a friendly, open, and inclusive environment where The only way to do that is with a team culture based on a foundation of unconditional respect for our people.
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