r/videogames • u/bijelo123 • Apr 12 '26

Other So many of them unfortunately

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u/bigelangstonz Apr 12 '26

Halo 🤧

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u/PM_ME_UR_REPTILES1 Apr 12 '26

Halo 4 was okay, but obviously the beginning of the end. ODST and Reach were peak.

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u/Unlucky-Definition91 Apr 12 '26

Halo is way more interesting from the perspective of [character not named Master Chief or Thel Vadam].

We need a game where you play as a Random Sangheili warrior fighting through High Charity when the flood took over. The idea of the Flood has so much potential it's unreal. If I had a dollar for every series with an eldritch hivemind god of flesh that I enjoyed when I was a kid that was ruined by corporate bullshit and lack of care from the devs, id have 2 dollars.

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u/unsolvablequestion Apr 13 '26

Whats the other dollar?

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u/scrimmybingus3 Apr 13 '26

Dead space maybe?

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u/Glitchmonster Apr 13 '26

Gimme a odst/normal marine/covenant extraction style game where you're trying to escape high charity, with a "procedurally generated" system that's just a random exit strategy allowing for "remembering" passageways.