31. Pokemon Sun & Moon
Genres - RPG
I remember finding this Game so addictive to play, I sometimes would be playing until midnight somedays I was that addicted to the Game.
I also feel like the story had a bit more effort put into it than in previous installments.
30. Saw: The Video Game
Genres - Survival Horror
I've got to say that I honestly don't blame people for snubbing this Game because normally Movies being adapted into Video Games can be mixed in quality, I only bought the Game because I'm a huge fan of the franchise, and Cex were selling it for £5 at the time so I had it as a cheap Game to accompany my Uncharted 4 purchase.
Obviously if you don't like the Movies then this Game won't be for you, but as someone that does enjoy the Films this Game does a really good job at recreating the Saw magic.
The combat is a bit clunky at first, but the main selling point of this Game is the Puzzles, I dare anyone to name one Game from the PS3 era with a more iconic and difficult set of puzzles than Saw. The Game really embraces Saw's sick nature through the Puzzles, you're always on edge every time a new "game" started up.
The atmosphere in the Game is truly like the Films too, plus you do get multiple endings.
I'll leave it here for now.