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There is one specific moment in Castlevania: Symphony of the Night that elevates it from merely being a “game I love” into its position as one of the best games ever made. It’s also one of the most epic video game secrets of all time. After you’ve played through the entire game, defeating massive bosses, equipping badass loot and discovering dozens of secrets, right at the moment you think you’re about to win, you discover you’re only halfway done! Symphony’s (spoilers!) inverted second castle is much more than just a lazy way to extend the quest. It has devilish new enemy patterns, new bosses, and fantastic new equipment. Symphony of the Night is much more than just a fun side-scroller with an awesome twist, though. Art, animation, sound, gameplay, design… even replay value, thanks to multiple playable characters, all come together perfectly for one unforgettable experience that hits every note it needs to. - Justin Davis (Read Our Review) 13. Hades Portal 2 is better than Portal. But how many games featured portal guns - or put puzzling front and centre in an FPS - before Valve’s breakout classic?

Commercial Success - Did the game sell? How many people have played and enjoyed it? This isn’t a critical factor when it comes to assessing a game’s true value, but neither can it be completely overlooked. Silent Hill 2 was the first in the series to establish the town itself as a character – in a genre oversaturated with run-of-the-mill killers, zombies, aliens, and other more conventional adversaries, Silent Hill 2’s focus on horror in architecture, in the layout and personality of a space, of the human psyche turned tangible, was vastly more interesting to me. Most of all, it was scary – like, actually scary: an exploration of the depths of human depravity and the effects it has on the people and places around us that few video games have handled with such a disturbing grace and maturity. - Lonnie Rad (Read Our Review) 66. Grand Theft Auto: San AndreasMARVEL SNAP is a digital collectible card game developed by Second Dinner Studios and published by Nuverse for Microsoft Windows. Players can assemble their own MARVEL dream team from a super roster of their favourite heroes and villains. MARVEL SNAP is fast-paced, adrenaline-pumping, strategic card battler that puts the player in control. The game is available on iOS, Android and PC.

Voting for the EE Game of the Year opens from today until 18:00 GMT Sunday 26th March. Vote now at https://ee.co.uk/why-ee/baftagames.The EE Game of the Year winner will be announced at the BAFTA Games Awards on Thursday 30th March.

The latest Windows 11 update won't install for some users, and tanks gaming performance even if it does Pete Jeavons, Marketing Communications Director at EE, said: “We are delighted to announce the return of the EE Game of the Year Award with a shortlist of the six games that have resonated most with fans over the last year. As the UK’s number one network for gaming, we are proud to continue our partnership with the BAFTA Games Awards and to give gamers the platform support and showcase their community.” IMMORTALITY is an interactive film video game developed and published by Half Mermaid. The haunting new game from Sam Barlow focuses on actress, Marissa Marcel, who disappeared. Marissa made three movies but none were ever released. Use the game’s cinematic ability to teleport from scene to scene via match-cut and explore a treasure trove of newly unearthed footage from the lost films of Marissa Marcel. Traverse decades of movie history across Ambrosio (1968), Minsky (1970) and Two of Everything (1999). The player can cut their own path through the footage and solve the mystery of: What happened to Marissa Marcel?. The game is available on iOS, Android, macOS, Xbox Series X and Series S, Mac and PC. You can appreciate the difficulty. Ditto Pokemon (no one is making a case for Pokemon Go as a design masterpiece, but in terms of its cultural impact and personal significance to its community of players…). Don’t even get us started on Mario Kart (Surely SMK8 is best, but it was a sublimation of what came before). Super Mario is a 40 year-old icon whose games have spanned genres, if not defined genres.