Top AA Games (Part II)

n this article, we have gone back to the introduction of the Top AA Games. This series of articles will probably have three parts, so stay tuned for another article too.

The Outer Worlds

A ripoff of Fallout games by a studio that is also a Fallout maker! The Outer Worlds is not very lengthy between RPG AA games, and even if you finish all the side missions, it is very short compared to Fallout games. However, the space science fiction atmosphere of the game is relatively new, and its shortness makes you want to play it several times and try different paths and solutions each time.

SOMA

Soma is one of those horror and survival AA games that are more intelligent with their atmosphere and story than something as vulgar as jump scares. In Soma, you will be surprised in many ways. You will be horrified by the world you are in it. The game maintains the element of surprise and engaging plot twists until its final moments. The gameplay is also good and focuses more on searching and solving various puzzles, but hiding from strange creatures is a good addition to the fear in the game’s post-apocalyptic world.

Metro Exodus

The Metro series is based on a novel of the same name. If you, like us, have read the books in this series, you will like the game. Because its small developer team was able to implement the environments in the book well in each version. If you haven’t read the mentioned books, you will experience an exciting first-person action-adventure game that gets better with each sequel. The Exodus has progressed in every respect compared to the previous games. I liked the atmosphere of the second version more, but we must admit that Exodus is vaster in all respects.

State of Decay 2

This game had a tough start. At the time of its release, State Of Decay 2 did not have much content, and with its endless technical flaws, it could not meet the expectations of the audience and critics at all. However, the developers and Microsoft did not stop supporting the game and have continued to support and add small and expensive content to the game. Today, this action, horror, and management game are in a much better condition. At least if you have access to Game Pass, give this game another chance and try it.

Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice

This game was once exclusive to the PlayStation 4 console. A game that somehow made the production of AA games with high graphics fit in the market with a lower cost and more uncomplicated gameplay. Hellblade is a linear action-adventure focused on Norse mythology and issues related to mental health. Hellblade never claimed to be great, but when it was released, it won the respect of critics and audiences. Today, Microsoft has bought the developer studio of the game, and its sequel is developing in the form of a AAA title.