One thing we all love in sci-fi is a fleshed out story, in an expansive and imaginative universe. 8. Mass EffectĪndromeda never happened (Picture: BioWare) ![]() Picking up where its predecessor left off, Halo 3 revolutionised the multiplayer scene with its own brand of high-octane, no holds barred action - an experience that many of us will pine for as we're left deflated from some modern day shooters.įor such an expeditious shooter, the game provides a staggering amount of depth with its story, and continues to flesh out the conflict between the Spartans and the Covenant, as well as the ever looming dangers of 'the Flood'. As the most beloved entry in one of the most revered science fiction genres in gaming, Halo 3 is a landmark title not just in SciFi gaming, but in all gaming history. We weren't kidding about there being some heavy hitters this episode, and number nine is without a doubt the lowest Halo 3 would ever show up on any list. Through some (mostly) timeless films, a following of millions was formed, yet the true depth of the series was unknown to many fans.īioware's romp through the morally grey areas of the universe showed the world that Star Wars was never as simple as 'Good' and 'Evil', and Knights of the Old Republic challenged all our preconceptions of the series, as well as morality as a whole. ![]() When thinking of sci-fi, no series has captured the imaginations of the masses quite like Star Wars. When we're kicking off the list with the best Star Wars game ever made - you know we've got some strong contenders coming up - there is absolutely no filler.
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