The remaining 4 (which, by the way, adds up to 14, not 13) I've either not heard of or they're still ports of actual games, even if they're older ones. At least 6 of those would qualify as AAA games right off the bat (albeit, one is only supporting it on Linux), and another 4 are still very popular games regardless of their AAA status. I've yet to see what you find so laughable about that list. While I never got into them myself, I'm still well aware of them
#1366x768 the talos principle series
X4: Foundations: The X series goes back a long ways. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus: Again, that's a pretty well known title Quake III Arena Kenny Edition: Again, never heard of this one, but also looks like a port of an actual gameĪshes of the Singularity: Escalation: While it may be half-jokingly referred to as a benchmark, it's still a real game Max Max: It may be restricted to the Linux version, but that's also a well received AAA gameīallistic Overkill: Never heard of this one, either Star Citizen: I'd say that based on their funding level, that's an extremely popular, upcoming game Roblox: Again, not my cup of tea, but it's still pretty popular VkQuake: Never heard of it, but while it may be a port of an old game, it's still a game
These are the 13 games you talking about bro?! ahhh yeah.those 13 AAA titles right.laughable, come on!ĭOTA 2: nothing I'm interested in, but it's a very popular game from Valveĭoom: That was a AAA game, so far as I'm aware
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