Call of Duty: WWII was not appreciated by the Call of Duty community nearly enough until it was too late
Despite being declared dead multiple times during its prolonged stay in early access, DayZ has proved its critics wrong by becoming the definitive zombie survival experience it always claimed to be.
Citadel: Forged with Fire is a decent game, but with so many better alternatives on the market, I cannot recommend it.
Dune: Spice Wars is a return to form for Shiro Games and an assurance that the debacle of Darkburg was an exception and not the norm.
After a promising start, a disastrous few years, and a return to glory, the world's most realistic survival game is about to leave early access, and for better or worse, the survival genre will never be the same.
Titanfall 2 remains one of the greatest FPS in the genre's history and is a testament to why a poorly chosen launch window can greatly hinder the success of a near-perfect title.
While a radical departure from traditional Call of Duty mechanics failed to resonate with the majority of the COD community, it resulted in one of the best space shooters since Halo 2, despite losing the majority of its player base within just three months of launching.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare was the Titanfall competitor that no one wanted or needed, and as a result, it failed to please longtime fans of Call of Duty nor attract enough new players to ensure its long-term survival.
Despite being almost entirely overshadowed by Fortnite: Battle Royale, Fortnite Save the World still has something to offer in 2022 and, in many ways, is more worth playing today than it was in 2017 due to its almost complete integration with the wider Fortnite universe.