The Best Looking Computer Games Of 2014

As most of you already know, computer games are the pass time of most basement dwellers, male virgins and kids who just want to have fuh-un. You wouldn’t know this but the first ever PC game was invented in 1973 by none other than NASA and was called Maze Wars, which apparently predates all first-person shooters (and personal computers as well). The game was originally written in an Imlac PDS-1 computer, but lacked the bloodshed, so the guys up at NASA threw in one more player, made the two of them fight. And voila! The FPS (the F stands for “first”) was born.

As gamers we like to mark and honor our gaming prowess (as any hobbyist should), and when we see a game we like we remember it forever, that is, unless someone throws more money at it and makes it better. The following are some of the best computer games of 2014.

TitanFallIn this futuristic first-person-shooter, you can play as a sharpshooter and a pilot and literally leap your way forward. Although a treat for Call of Duty genre fans, Titanfall requires next to no aiming capabilities by the player, just a keen eye to spot a good window to crash through literally. If you’re looking for great graphics and players with parkour-like abilities then TitanFall should be right up your alley.

Divinity: Original SinIf you’re looking for the best computer games, with a old school theme then Divinity is the RPG adventure that lets you go back to your roots. In the game players get to fight off foes in turn based combat and explore an exciting and interesting open world which has a few surprises for everyone. Divinity has just about everything you would love in an old RPG but with a completely new package that impresses, making for an impressive RPG experience.

The Banner SagaIf a tactical RPG with a strong story line is what you’re looking for then the Banner Sage is undoubtly the best looking PC games of the year. Filled with stone demons, horned giants and burly Vikings, the game takes you through a gorgeous Norse-inspired fantasy, where statues of unknown gods dot the landscape which makes the characters seem small in comparison but nonetheless effectual.

The Banner Saga can be best described as story telling at its best, where every death is mourned, every hero is important and every caravan that starves during the journey is a considered as a personal failure. Pretty powerful for a PC game, the story and epic graphics alone outshine the tactical and combat aspects of the game.

BanishedIn this indie city builder, you won’t get to shoot anybody but you will be responsible for the citizens that are under your protection. Banished is a medieval city builder game in which people are born, start off their education, get jobs, get married and die eventually. But do not be fooled, this game is as demanding as it sounds, and requires the player to have patience while he builds a city, saves his people from the winter cold and starvation, and not to mention plague bringing nomads. A game of struggle and risk but beautifully made with an epic UI.

Ending NoteSo, there you have it, you’re slice of epic multi-player combat on your PC. Enjoy!