Horizon: Forbidden West: Back to the epic.
Some fans groused when Wardle sold his creation to The New York Times for a reported seven-figure payday, but it remains a tasty daily snack for language lovers.ģ. Created by software engineer Josh Wardle for his partner's amusement, Wordle became a phenomenon when he added the ability for players to share their successes (and failures) on social media. Wordle: On the other end of the spectrum is this simple yet seductive word and logic game that you can play in a few minutes while you're eating breakfast. And there's the year's best voice performance, by Richard Schiff (Toby from “The West Wing”!) as a droll, manipulative Odin. There's a surprisingly moving story about fatherhood, regret and the battle between fate and free will. There are clever environmental puzzles to solve when you need a break from the mayhem. There's bone-crushing combat against awe-inspiring mythical monsters. God of War: Ragnarök: The latest chapter in the saga of surly Spartan warrior Kratos delivers everything you could ask for in a AAA Sony PlayStation blockbuster. Here are the games we enjoyed the most in 2022:ġ. Indie developers held up their end, delivering innovative challenges and fascinating stories. Some major releases got delayed (2023 could be a doozy), but enough crossed the finish line to keep gamers happy. It's been a bumpy year for video games, in part thanks to the ongoing repercussions of the pandemic.
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