Realistic modern shooters vs hack 'n slashers

@indiecomicsftw: Well, Planetside 2 does feature a shitload of players in a single map. You have a PC, play it on there. Who needs a goddamn PS4, lol?

If you are looking for a Hack n' Slash with tons of replay value, play something like Skyrim. Game is extremely non-linear and there's tons of customization and new opportunities and storylines erupt every single moment. It will last you 300 hours easily.

Play Darksiders 2. Impressive game, a bit monotonous but huge world, loads of customization and bada$$ protagonist. Good story. Lasts you at least a 100 hours.

Borderlands 1 and 2 are a must. Especially 2 with all of it's 6 DLC's, I believe.

TitanFall is a beast.

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I don't reallycare for the multiplayer in FPS, a few rounds and i get bored. I'm probably of the minority who actually enjoys the CoD campaigns (even though they're short). They're action packed and fun, but not fun enough to pay 60 bucks for it. So i usually borrow or buy them at discount.

Hack 'n Slash can be pretty fun but it's still not really my game. I prefer third person adventure games.

Assassin's Creed isn't hack and slash as you aren't required to consistently attack in that specific manner to proceed. "Hack and Slash" revolves around titles like Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, Darksiders, God of War, etc. Titles like Assassin's Creed are capable of being compared to games like The Witcher, Watch_Dogs, Sleeping Dogs, GTA, etc. They fit into the open world/Action adventure genre.

@darkazrael999: Skyrim is an action RPG...

Hhmm...didn't know there was such a thing as a "realistic" FPS. The best part of FPS' is when I get shot, it doesn't actually hurt...

Although to be fair the recent Medal of Honor game that takes place in Afghanistan was based off a series of missions conducted there, so I guess it's as close as you can try to be.

Devil may cry 1 is probably my favorite game of all time, and I can't stand the repetitiveness of shooters.

Definitely hack and slash.