The Bioshock series is the only one I really liked. All the newer MW games, Far Cry games, Borderlands, etc... None of them were that fun to me. Only Halo have I enjoyed, but I remember even playing through the newer ones not having as much fun as the previous games. Bioshock stands out because it has the story and design to match the great game play. Infinite was incredible.

>I mean, in DOOM's defense, it doesn't play like any
>post-Modern Warfare, hell post-Halo FPS I can think of.
>
>But I also don't play many FPS games in general, I think I can
>count the FPS' I've beaten in the HD generation on one hand (I
>played Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer at a friend's dorm a few
>times and didn't get into it):
>
>• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (I'll likely get the deluxe
>pre-order of Infinite Warfare A) because it looks pretty cool
>and B) I want to see if my memories of the Modern Warfare
>campaign hold up)
>
>• Destiny
>
>• Bioshock: Infinite (I got the other two for free via PS+
>at some point and bailed from both an hour or two in; LOVED
>Infinite though)
>
>(already I have to go look up trophies to remember any
>others...)
>
>• Killzone 2
>
>• Killzone
>
>Almost thought I'd have to cheat and include GTA V's PS4
>remaster to hit five.
>
>I tried a few more, like Borderlands 1 and 2 when they were
>PS+ games and dropped them after a couple hours. I also bought
>Far Cry 4 off the hype of it and 3 only to burn out after
>7-ish hours.
>
>FPS games usually don't resonate with me in general (I've been
>hesitant to take advantage of Wolfenstein on various sales
>forEVER) so it's hard to be fatigued by the general premise of
>them in my case.
>
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