Best single player PC games

[eLucid]

Well that's just, like, your opinion, man.

 

[Sauron]

My favourite is quake 2, but there almost isnt a storyline...

for the story its probably bioshock infinite.

[Savant]

Metro series, Bioshock Infinite

 

Metro: Last Light is only $5 now and $3 for DLC for 3 more days.

[CyanOG]

I just got Metro Last Light on steam about to play it my first time

[LeopardChurch]

The Witcher 2 was fun, a lil' on the short side. But it was cheap (14 dollars physical copy over here) so no complaints there...

 

Legacy of kain was fun too.

[GrmanRodriguez]

Bioshock Infinite (only aaa game I've played)

[lemon_squeeze]

fallout 3

[killcomic]

Metro series, Witcher 1&2, Sleeping Dogs.

[Mrafki1]

i HAVE LITERALLY DONE EVERYTHING THERE IS TO DO IN SKYRIM
metro series wasnt a big fan of. I have Black Mesa but its buggy but I really wanna play Half Life series. Spec Ops  although I havent finished it it is extremly underated.

To anyone that is into point and click adventure esque games Blackwell series is really interesting it is an indie game but it is awesome another really good game by them was gemmini rue. AND LAST OF US was brilliant that was truly an emotional and really surreal game
anything naughty dog is good Uncharted series awesome and fun.

[Mrafki1]

The Witcher 2 was fun, a lil' on the short side. But it was cheap (14 dollars physical copy over here) so no complaints there...

 

Legacy of kain was fun too.

I wanted to get witcher 2 but I dont really have the most powerful rig in the world so I dont think I will be getting the full Experience

[VMaxMuffin]

Ok your best singleplayer or Pc game with a good story line 

 

Not PC but you did say single player 'or' PC game... The PC Master Race is probably about to start hating on me but when it comes to story I still regard Ratchet and Clank (the proper series, not the spin-offs) to be one of the best for single player story. Love those games - great story, combat is not too difficult but also not really easy. When it comes to pure enjoyment of the experience, I'm yet to find something I've enjoyed more. 

[Majestic]

Nobody?

Dark Souls.

 

Non-PC;

Metroid Prime

[NICKT]

TLOU is really one of the most overrated games ever made. But muh Ellie... She's a little girl, if there was no little girl in-game then you would have boring mcboringface sneaking around enemies and using ladders. Uncharted is way better. Also, TLOU is kinda boring. Ooh, look at shiny abandoned city and little girl drama... Yahtzee described TLOU perfectly.

 

You don't like one over-mentioned game and rather favour a second over-mentioned game? Ha fucking ha!

Also, you seriously are standing by the words of a person who sarcastically hates everything? Take Yahtzee at face value, he's not exactly someone I'd follow for his recommendations.

Perhaps you should think for yourself instead of just taking everyone's words and comments for your own.

[bbrooking18]

For me Dragon Age Origins, The Witcher series and because of how enjoyable, crazy and ludicrous it is: Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon, story isn't all that great but the missions and free roam are enjoyable 

[Dude]

Well that's just, like, your opinion, man.

Nonetheless I think it's funny that you'd react like that, you must be an ex console peasant, clutching really hard at your opinions like you have some crippling insecurities you should deal with. And Just Cause 2, rofl.

Don't you dare say the name of Just Cause 2 in vain...

[DigitalHermit]

Assassin's Creed (all of them), a few visual novels (if that's your thing), GTA (III, VC, SA, IV), Ace Combat: Assault Horizon, Call of Duty MW series & Black ops series, DJMax Trilogy, Touhou (all the shooters, Super Marisa Land, PatchCon, Unthinkable Natural Law, and Hopeless Masquerade), and Half Life

[Yoann Craniumz]

Skyrim with mods. Pretty much limitless gameplay with all the community quests and such.

[nanox760]

World of Warcraft, ALL expansions and vanilla.

[LeopardChurch]

Nobody?

Dark Souls.

 

 

That game was a fun torture, it isn't hard to understand how to make certain things work, and then when you think you've got it, the boss turns around with a power attack, sends you flying (along your controller if, you.equals(have-one)).

When you were so close to killing it. Not my definition of a pleasant experience, but certainly an experience.

[Majestic]

That game was a fun torture, it isn't hard to understand how to make certain things work, and then when you think you've got it, the boss turns around with a power attack, sends you flying (along your controller if, you.equals(have-one)).

When you were so close to killing it. Not my definition of a pleasant experience, but certainly an experience.

 

I know, like the good old days. It's torture sometimes (the first playthrough), but more satisfying when you finally whack that boss into oblivion. I was kind of disappointed how easy the final bossfight was though. 

[LeopardChurch]

I know, like the good old days. It's torture sometimes (the first playthrough), but more satisfying when you finally whack that boss into oblivion. I was kind of disappointed how easy the final bossfight was though. 

Yeh it was easy, compared to the hell you went trough, and that multiple "mini boss" boss fight alá four kings.

[Majestic]

Well, you can pretty easily sword&board your way through all the bosses once you have a high stability shield.

cept for that asshole "bed of chaos". Must've made that lavarun 20 times.

[nnelg]

Bioshock Infinite. My mind was blown..

[LeopardChurch]

Well, you can pretty easily sword&board your way through all the bosses once you have a high stability shield.

cept for that asshole "bed of chaos". Must've made that lavarun 20 times.

Bed of chaos? That one tree that breaks the ground around ya? Yeh it was a painful fight, but i don't remember any benefit from it.

[FatalityDiablo]

san andreas, diablo 2.