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Hotline Miami 2. I've beat it on several platforms but I really don't think it's as good as the original.
Fallout 3. Mostly due to the mountain of technical issues it has on PC but even playing on console you can run into stability issues.
It's hard to play Fallout 3 when New Vegas is so similar and so much better.
Everyone says this but personally I always liked 3 more.
Maybe it was the nostalgia because I played it first.
felt the same way about Hotline Miami 2. it just didn't have the same feeling to it for whatever reason, despite the mechanics being arguably better/refined. That first game though, it's so good
I think the problem with hotline miami 2 is deaths feel much less fair then the original