Shortly after launch, the game received a number of updates that pushed the playerbase away. Imagine if Jiggsaw from the Saw movies put together a battle royale set in a jungle and you’d be close to The Culling. The Culling took a very sadistic approach to battle royale, offering chainsaws, spears, swords and other non-conventional weapons in addition to firearms. The Culling launched way back in 2016, before the battle royale genre had really blossomed and actually received a fair amount of attention at launch. The story of The Culling is probably the most interesting videogame story on this list. There are few games on this list that I truly recommend that you should steer clear of but this is one of them, which is funny since the team behind the game advertises it as a game for more refined and mature audiences.
While there is technically logic behind it (different tanks have different vulnerable spots and if you shoot them there, they take more damage), for the most part, I just found the game’s combat to be more frustrating than enjoyable. The game’s combat is slow, clunky and filled with rage inducing moments that make little to no sense.
There’s nothing particularly wrong with the way the game looks, performs or plays, it just wasn’t fun whatsoever. My vendetta against this game is more personal than practical. Luckily for World of Tanks players, Steel Hunter is a limited time event mode that has been run multiple times, but hasn’t been included in the game’s permanent offerings. Some game had to be dead last and unfortunately it’s World of Tank’s Steel Hunter mode. This list details all 34 battle games that I’ve played and ranks from worst to best. I’ve played battle royales that are competitive, silly or packing unique traits. I’ve played the good ones, the bad ones and a handful that you probably never knew existed. This way, whenever a new battle royale game hits the scene, my community and viewers know that they can tune into my stream to find out about it and see how it stacks up to other games in the genre.Īfter more than a year of embarking on this battle royale quest, I have played 34 different battle royale games (not including mobile) and have won 32 of them. So what can I do to make myself unique? I decided to embark on a quest to play and win a round of every single battle royale game that ever gets released. I knew that I would never be as intense or cocky as Dr. I knew that my aim would never be as good as Shroud’s. I had recently fallen in love with the battle royale genre and found the “last man standing” concept to give a rush like no other. When I decided to start streaming and become a content creator, I had to decide what kind of creator that I wanted to be. Here is how they rank from best to worst. I’ve played 34 different battle royale games.
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