For me, pretty much any of the set peices in any of the Uncharted games. I honestly couldn't pick just one as each one is unique and awesome. I think the Madagascar car chase in Uncharted 4 is my favorite though, as its just a 10 minute long uninterrupted interactive action scene. Blew my mind when i first played it.
@@jarde1989 you must be a younger man. Let me tell you, they were absolutely mind-blowing when they came out. Uncharted 2's train sequence was revolutionary at the time, and the graphics still hold up. The graphics and animations alone were years ahead of their time. So while they may not be mind blowing by today's standards, at the time they absolutely were.
Yeah I love the uncharted games uncharted 3 for me still is one of my favourite games of all time I particularly love the plane section where you are on the plane that explodes and need to climb across the cargo crates and netting while the plane is dropping through the sky, send one of the bad guys flying off into the open air when you open a parachute and desperately cling onto a single box that comes lose and you float down into the massive desert below and when you walk across it the camera zooms right out with orchestral music playing in the background - also the cruise ship section where it’s a mad dash to get out before it sinks is incredible with the windows smashing and water cascades inside
Instead of CoD Vanguard for Number 5 I think an actual moment that blew our minds was BF3 mission when taking off the carrier deck which never happened in games before with that level of detail. The CoD Vanguard mission was done so many times before and even in CoD WW2 which was a few years prior to it with the p-47 escort mission.
Ill never forget being blown away by the little droplets of water on the windows of the jet. The way they reacted to the wind during take-off was so sick and immersive. my little 14 year old brain couldn't believe I was playing a game made for xbox 360
American Venom from Red Dead Redemption 2 could be an honorable mention. The whole sequence with the music and storming up the mountain to finish off **spoilers** was just incredible. The music sets the tone so perfectly. It blew my mind at least
This list could be sooooo long! Dishonored 2's Timepiece and Clockwork levels, finding Blackreach in Skyrim (what is this, the Vault of the Drow!?), Witcher 2 had an even bigger narrative split than Cyberpunk, Control when you get demoted and made part of the rank & file again, that forever-hole thing in Dragon's Dogma 1, the Shadow Shard in City of Heroes, hospital escape in Metal Gear Solid 5, Saints Row 3's level on a "flying" tank, No One Lives Forever's mobile home park level, South Park: Stick of Truth's level where you climb up.... oh, wait, no. That one didn't blow my mind, it blew my stomach.
They put levels like Titanfall 2, Dishonored, Control, etc a lot of times already in previous videos with similar topics. I guess they wanted to cover new ones this time.
Remedy are killing it right now. Not only are Alan Wake and Control beautifully intertwined but they're reclaiming their (technically) non-Remedy IPs in ingenious ways. Jesse Faden's even hinted as being an 'alternate' to Beth Wilder from QB (referred to as 'the red-headed woman') since both characters are played by Courtney Hope
For me it’s The Suicide Mission in ME2. The steady buildup was always intentional & one that was going to lead up to something truly amazing. The frantic time you spent upgrading the Normandy, of completing everyone’s Loyalty Missions in time in the vain hope it would be enough to help them survive the trials set before you was nerve racking to say the least. But to achieve the ending where everyone survives is the biggest buzz you’ll ever get!
Fun fact about that part from Inside, after you get the boards off and get inside and push the cabinet over, if you get on top of the cabinet to taunt the dogs for all the crap they gave you, they can still bite you and pull you through the hole.
The way FF7: Rebirth did the Temple of the Ancients was amazing. I loved how eventually, you just forgot if you were still upside down or rightside up 😂
"The steed is too scared to be summoned" is the scariest part of the abyss, Torrent was there with you at most of the game, facing all enemies without hesitation. What can scare it, you think, and then you see those grapelike monsters
@@adepressedcatwithabadnicot246 you end up in a horse chase fending off a flaming unicorn with a shotgun, only to get totalled by a psychic whale falling from the sky. I agree though, It was a slog (worst part of wanting to start MGSV again)
@@brotzburke BROOO right? i was scratching my head the whole segment lmao inside is INSANE, that last level playing as the monster, the shockwave part etc and they pick this bullshit? cmon dude HAHA
Glad to see Still Wakes the Deep getting a nod. Just finished it yesterday and as long as you are down for the kind of game it is its really worth playing. Had a fantastic time and its the perfect length for what it is.
Hell yeah. It’s one of my favorite quests in the game. Oblivion was better than Skyrim in every way except for gameplay and possibly graphics depending on art style taste.
The hot air baloon mission in RDR2 was amazing. So awesome to see the whole map that way. The Konpeki Plaza hiest mission and the following scenes that lead up to the Title Screen in Cyberpunk 2077 blew my mind too.
I love falcon's delivery in every video. Just amazing. He conveys absolutely everything in the very degree of emphasis in each statement he makes. As far as video game commentary goes, falcon, by far is the best. He talks the way I think about games.
To label Remedy's Time Breaker level as "weird" does a significant disservice to the level of meta brilliance with which we've been blessed. Not only is it incredibly creative, and existentially compelling, but is equally brilliant in execution. This piece of DLC is Game of the Year material in and of itself.
Apparently they are working on a third game set in a snowy environment which sounds intriguing Somerville seems to be the most similar in style to inside will have to play through that some point
There's potential for a series 🙂 Most people probably won't remember, but Turrican 2, the Katakis/Denaris level blew my mind back in the day. Turrican is basically a "jump'n'shoot" and then suddenly the main character jumps into a starfighter and you're thrown into a classic shmup, the epic Chris Huelsbeck music did the rest. Yes I'm old.
For me it’s that first mission in Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, it completely blew me away at the time and honestly still holds up today so far as legitimately good stealth games go.
It's definitely one of those levels that just takes everything you've learned in the game then throws it all together in such a satisfying way. Like a release after the tension built up to that point.
Listing the rankings in the beginning of the video feels like a flex on the people who feel the need to do a public service and list it themselves and I'm here for it.
My absolute favorite is nowhere in Signalis, the lack of a map and the level being geometrically impossible at times really took for a loop at first but it was kinda fun to traverse it and try to avoid enemies Edit: 10:19 I still think when it comes to on the rail scenes like this the black cats mission from cod world at war did it best, the music was amazing and the build up to every action was intense and you actually had to land and save prisoners but you didn’t have time to save everyone
Like Stellar Blade a lot, love how the footage at the end is the grinding part but played like the intro to the original Ghostbusters NES demo screen (for anyone who gets that reference, kudos and my respects). :)
This should have been #1. Hands down one of the wildest, coolest, most unique levels anyone has ever put in a video game. It working as well as it did is an absolute achievement by itself.
The opening level of Defector VR is one of the most insane and entertaining levels I've ever experienced. You start by getting a bond style briefing, infiltrate the targets room then have an interrogation scene, followed by an intense shootout with the side blown off the plane, a hand to hand fight and then drive a sports car out of the plane as it explodes, whilst having a shootout and jump out of the car another plane. Only to end with a gunfight against jet fighters and then skydive to safety. Easily the closest I've ever felt to being James Bond in a game.
3:04 The reason that part is in Graphic Novel/Comic style is because they're referencing Max Payne's story telling method when it was still a Remedy developed series. Max Payne and the characters in it are the only Remedy game's characters that can't be added into the Alan Wake/Remedy Universe, since they're owned by Rockstar. I'm 100% sure the Graphic Novel/Comic style of this part was a way for them to still be able to nod to one of the first series they made, without being allowed to actually have that series crossover here.
House Beneviento from Resident Evil 8 was unforgettable for me. I wish they would do an entire Resident Evil game like that where it feels more like a pure horror game.
I'm on board with you guys picking new games for this, but pretty much every level from Dishonored 2 is better than any of these. You even mentioned it! It's right there!
Not sure if this constitutes as a "Level". But ill never forget that moment when the vault in Fallout 3 opened. Going into that game blind and realizing i had the whole Capital Wasteland to explore was a special moment for me.
For me, all of Portal 1 and 2 are by far some of the best designed video game levels of all time, and both games have mind-blowing and bending levels, that for it's time, pushed the Source engine to its limit. And the nuke both in BF3 and COD: MW. Both incredible moments and levels.
Crack in the slab(Dishonoured 2) and Cause & Effect(TitanFall 2) were some of my favourite missions. If you love time-changing, like me, a game you will love is Onimusha 3: Demon Siege. Loved that game on the PlayStation 2 and still love it now. If only there was a sequel or remaster.
I mean...the title says they're gonna talk about levels in a game and gave you the list of games they're gonna spoil. What do you expect? Plus they've always made it easy to skip a section by announcing the game before they talk about it. I haven't played Alan Wake 2 yet and have always been able to skip past those sections in these videos.
Entangled from Starfield was an incredible mission, and really showed what the game is capable of in the right hands. I hope the devs can fix the rest of the games issues
Good to see Starfield getting a bit of love. It's a great game that is criminally ignored. The mission you describe towards the end of the main quest is one I admire more than enjoy. It's very innovative and challenging, but there are several that are are equally good and probably more entertaining. The exploration of Londinium in the UC Vanguard questline, for example, or 'A High Price to Pay' from the main quest.
@renamoda5450 I have no actual proof, their videos have a different tone to them which would prove that they are different people. But in some of Falcon's videos, they show they named that video game character Jake. Kind of a slip like how when he said I have a bonus for you, it sounded like Jake for a second. I don't want to believe it either because I like both of their videos.
Mine has to be the Ashtray Maze in Control. As Jessy sums it up at the end of the level "that was awesome". The music, the vibe, the weirdness, the gameplay, it just works. The whole game was killer, and this level in particular shone.
Not having BF3 Carrier take off mission on these lists is criminal. That is hands down the most memorable breath taking moment in all games I have played
The Abyssal Woods in Elden Ring SoET got a lot of criticism for being rather empty, but I really enjoyed the atmosphere. It was so different from everything else and genuinely creepy and moody. Great boss fight at the manor there too.
Lame stealth section in action game must be a real fan of the Mary Jane section of Spider Man. Way to big of a map for the amount of content also didn't help that incest was the main plot of the game.
The amazing thing about the INSIDE game is that it looks a simple game, but while you are playing, you find out that is a masterpiece, very realistic in many points.
Say what you will about Starfield, but you’re right - Entangled is a mind blowing level. I’ve been enjoying Starfield, am on NG+, whichis really well implemented - you get a new game every time. and Shattered Space is a decent DLC. Entangled was really surprising, fun and engrossing. And your decisions have a huge impact.
The Covenant in Halo 3. That mission was a spectacle for campaign style games at the time. Crank up the difficulty and the completion feels even sweeter.
My picks - Alan Wake 2 dlc: time breakers's episode - Titanfall 2: time travelling mission - Far Cry 3: Hornets Nest (Burning Weeds) - Far Cry 4: Shangri La 1st mission protector's arrival - Battlefield 3: Jet mission - Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2: No Russian - Call of Duty Modern Warfare: All ghillied up - Mafia Definitive Edition: You Lucky Bastard (killing Morello's Brother) - Mafia Definitive Edition: Creme de la Creme (killing morello) - GTA San Andreas: Casino Heist
Titanfall 2's time relay level is the king of all mind blowing levels, at least amongst the ones I've played
They put that level a lot of times already in previous videos with similar topics. I guess they wanted to cover new ones this time
@@hazim9529Hey if it’s not broken don’t fix it haha (we need all the help we can get to get a titanfall 3 at this point)
HALF LIFE AND DAGGERFALL ENDINGS ARE WAY MORE INSANE
Dishonored did it better.
Effect and Cause is a fucking beast of a level.
I thought the clockwork mansion level in dishonored 2 was really good, it was really clever
And the mission with Timepiece was also spectacular.
Just about to comment about those levels!!!
It's not on the list? What the fuck, I though it was going to be number 1.
To me this is one of the best level designs of all time. How is it not even under consideration for top 3?
@@NOLAgenXThey put that level a lot of times already in previous videos with similar topics. I guess they wanted to cover new ones this time.
Control with that crazy Ashtray Maze level should be here too
it should have been #1
I thought for sure that was gonna be #1.
Exactly. That level is awesome
im surprised its not here at all
One of my absolute favorite sections in a game ever.
For me, pretty much any of the set peices in any of the Uncharted games. I honestly couldn't pick just one as each one is unique and awesome. I think the Madagascar car chase in Uncharted 4 is my favorite though, as its just a 10 minute long uninterrupted interactive action scene. Blew my mind when i first played it.
Uncharted is my favorite Sony series
But I’d hesitate to call anything “mind blowing” just highly cinematic and fun
@@jarde1989 you must be a younger man. Let me tell you, they were absolutely mind-blowing when they came out. Uncharted 2's train sequence was revolutionary at the time, and the graphics still hold up. The graphics and animations alone were years ahead of their time. So while they may not be mind blowing by today's standards, at the time they absolutely were.
Those bore the dogshit out of me. If a game is endless set pieces, I'll uninstall it and replay Elden Ring or Dark Souls for the 50th time
Yeah I love the uncharted games uncharted 3 for me still is one of my favourite games of all time I particularly love the plane section where you are on the plane that explodes and need to climb across the cargo crates and netting while the plane is dropping through the sky, send one of the bad guys flying off into the open air when you open a parachute and desperately cling onto a single box that comes lose and you float down into the massive desert below and when you walk across it the camera zooms right out with orchestral music playing in the background - also the cruise ship section where it’s a mad dash to get out before it sinks is incredible with the windows smashing and water cascades inside
@@jarlwhiterun7478 see, I'm the opposite. I find Fromsoft games to be extremely boring and repetitive.
Instead of CoD Vanguard for Number 5 I think an actual moment that blew our minds was BF3 mission when taking off the carrier deck which never happened in games before with that level of detail. The CoD Vanguard mission was done so many times before and even in CoD WW2 which was a few years prior to it with the p-47 escort mission.
I think it's because they preferred to go with newer games. They make so many videos so they have to switch things up a bit.
That BF3 mission genuinely was one of the most insane and incredible missions ever 💯
Ill never forget being blown away by the little droplets of water on the windows of the jet. The way they reacted to the wind during take-off was so sick and immersive. my little 14 year old brain couldn't believe I was playing a game made for xbox 360
I was just about to say that. People forget how mindblowing this mission was, back in the day.
Or they are to young to remeber.
@@MajorGeneral22thats a good point.
Also many videos have a part two or even three
American Venom from Red Dead Redemption 2 could be an honorable mention. The whole sequence with the music and storming up the mountain to finish off **spoilers** was just incredible. The music sets the tone so perfectly. It blew my mind at least
Daggerfalls ending was more insane
And half life 1 ending is insane aswell
“Just you left is it?” Goosebumps
battlefield 3 jet mission :) or far cry 3 when you need burn weed
iconic missions, we dont get those any more lol
Both the missions were great and iconic for the time
YOU MEAN DAGGERFALL ENDING AND HALF LIFE 1 ENDING
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Make it bun dem 🔥🔥
Summer break has always been fun with videos from Falcon and Gameranx.
Yep! But Daggerfall ending and half life 1 ending should be on there!
The opening level of the OG Prey will always be amazing to me. The jukebox the alien UFO abduction, the body horror on the alien ship. It's amazing
yes amazing game and besides doom 2 no other game has really used the portals quite the same. maby with the exception of portal ... maby
DAGGERFALL ENDING IS MORE CRAZY
This list could be sooooo long! Dishonored 2's Timepiece and Clockwork levels, finding Blackreach in Skyrim (what is this, the Vault of the Drow!?), Witcher 2 had an even bigger narrative split than Cyberpunk, Control when you get demoted and made part of the rank & file again, that forever-hole thing in Dragon's Dogma 1, the Shadow Shard in City of Heroes, hospital escape in Metal Gear Solid 5, Saints Row 3's level on a "flying" tank, No One Lives Forever's mobile home park level, South Park: Stick of Truth's level where you climb up.... oh, wait, no. That one didn't blow my mind, it blew my stomach.
They put levels like Titanfall 2, Dishonored, Control, etc a lot of times already in previous videos with similar topics. I guess they wanted to cover new ones this time.
lots of good picks
You forgot, DAGGERFALL ENDING AND HALF LIFE 1 ENDING
Remedy are killing it right now. Not only are Alan Wake and Control beautifully intertwined but they're reclaiming their (technically) non-Remedy IPs in ingenious ways. Jesse Faden's even hinted as being an 'alternate' to Beth Wilder from QB (referred to as 'the red-headed woman') since both characters are played by Courtney Hope
Phantom Liberty really breathed new life in Cyberpunk
Id love to play that one day.
Cyberpunk 2077 I just restarted after having not played since release. It’s so amazing of a game now.
@@LittleByrdEeeperfect time to jump back in. It really is phenomenal now
@xeofang😂💀
Just a bit sad that the endings feel a bit hallow
I know it's an old game now, but I'm surprised that the time traveling level from Titanfall 2 didn't make the list - Now that was mindblowing.
For me it’s The Suicide Mission in ME2.
The steady buildup was always intentional & one that was going to lead up to something truly amazing. The frantic time you spent upgrading the Normandy, of completing everyone’s Loyalty Missions in time in the vain hope it would be enough to help them survive the trials set before you was nerve racking to say the least.
But to achieve the ending where everyone survives is the biggest buzz you’ll ever get!
Fun fact about that part from Inside, after you get the boards off and get inside and push the cabinet over, if you get on top of the cabinet to taunt the dogs for all the crap they gave you, they can still bite you and pull you through the hole.
The way FF7: Rebirth did the Temple of the Ancients was amazing. I loved how eventually, you just forgot if you were still upside down or rightside up 😂
Hey Falcon 🦅🦅🦅
Hey
Hey man
我即将实现 50,000 名订阅者的目标。
"The steed is too scared to be summoned" is the scariest part of the abyss, Torrent was there with you at most of the game, facing all enemies without hesitation. What can scare it, you think, and then you see those grapelike monsters
Putting the CoD plane mission > BF3 jet mission is a crime against humanity.
forgot about that.. daym
I still wish someone would make a story driven pilot game like that. It would be so good.
@@DeimosPC *Ace Combat crying in the corner looking for your attention*
BF3 campaign was decent in hindsight
Drama queen ❤
I don't know if it really counts as a "level", but the opening hour in MGSV, in the hospital, was just magical.
I'd say it count, was the prologue level. I oddly recently replayed that mission like 2 weeks ago, forgot how neat it was.
It was a drag… main reason I don’t replay the game
...it was an on-rails slog. what did you find magical about it?
@@adepressedcatwithabadnicot246 you end up in a horse chase fending off a flaming unicorn with a shotgun, only to get totalled by a psychic whale falling from the sky.
I agree though, It was a slog (worst part of wanting to start MGSV again)
@@atomgrav6861I’m sorry what? 😳😳
Thanks Falcon for the cool list! Gameranx videos always cheer me up 😁😁
Glad you like them!
INSIDE's shockwave sequence's definitely one of the best game levels in gaming history.
YES! I love how the music changes once you get past that rotating bit...
yeah I'm a bit confused they picked the most mundane shit for this list from a game that's full of mindblowing levels lmao
@@brotzburke BROOO right? i was scratching my head the whole segment lmao inside is INSANE, that last level playing as the monster, the shockwave part etc and they pick this bullshit? cmon dude HAHA
2009 MW2 no Russian takes the cake for me🤯
Hey Falcon, your videos are great!
The audio edit fumble at 18:16 killed me lol
Another good video as always
Hope you get better soon Falcon! ❤
Watching from south africa ❤
Geeze. Try to stay safe!
That place is awesome! But I think Burundi is better, wait no! Congo is better! Wait! No! South Sudan! Yes that one’s awesome!
@@MrSpartan993come on dude South Africa isn’t dangerous it’s one of the safest countries on the planet
Glad to see Still Wakes the Deep getting a nod. Just finished it yesterday and as long as you are down for the kind of game it is its really worth playing. Had a fantastic time and its the perfect length for what it is.
Stepping into Lyndell Royal Capital was so mind blowing imo 💯😎🙏
Opening that first door, fighting Radahn, Radagon's reveal so much of that game was great.
Falcon! Great to see you dropping great vids this 4th of July Eve. Always a pleasure!✌🏿
The party assassination quest in Oblivion was SO much fun!
Hell yeah. It’s one of my favorite quests in the game. Oblivion was better than Skyrim in every way except for gameplay and possibly graphics depending on art style taste.
Glad to see Inside make it. Some of the most beautiful set pieces in any game.
The hot air baloon mission in RDR2 was amazing. So awesome to see the whole map that way.
The Konpeki Plaza hiest mission and the following scenes that lead up to the Title Screen in Cyberpunk 2077 blew my mind too.
I agree with your comment the most!
I love falcon's delivery in every video. Just amazing. He conveys absolutely everything in the very degree of emphasis in each statement he makes. As far as video game commentary goes, falcon, by far is the best. He talks the way I think about games.
I think the level that blew my mind the most was the Inside of the Rift Worm in Gears of War 2
I love that one! Losing Carmine, chainsawing all the arteries, the ticks, all perfect
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Ppl in the comments clearly aren't subs - TF2, Dishonored, BF3, etc have been mentioned many times. Gameranx like to keep it fresh
Gameranx could probably make a whole series about this. Like top 5 or 10 game sections per year
To label Remedy's Time Breaker level as "weird" does a significant disservice to the level of meta brilliance with which we've been blessed. Not only is it incredibly creative, and existentially compelling, but is equally brilliant in execution. This piece of DLC is Game of the Year material in and of itself.
I want a new game from PLAYDEAD, Limbo and INSIDE were so good man.
Technically both Cocoon and Somerville are new games from them - at least after the original Playdead dev team went their separate ways.
@@iainjames03 I didn't knew that, thanks man!
Apparently they are working on a third game set in a snowy environment which sounds intriguing Somerville seems to be the most similar in style to inside will have to play through that some point
When you become venom it’s crazy and their are some interesting things like how throwing people of the roofs, they don’t get caught, nice video!
I love Playdead's Inside so much. One of the best games ever made.
Yeah it’s great love the atmosphere and artistic visuals it gives you
@@therunawaykid6523 The atmosphere is insanely good. Up there with Metroid Prime.
Another interesting informative video. Keep up the great videos, Gameranx team.
There's potential for a series 🙂
Most people probably won't remember, but Turrican 2, the Katakis/Denaris level blew my mind back in the day. Turrican is basically a "jump'n'shoot" and then suddenly the main character jumps into a starfighter and you're thrown into a classic shmup, the epic Chris Huelsbeck music did the rest. Yes I'm old.
For me it’s that first mission in Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, it completely blew me away at the time and honestly still holds up today so far as legitimately good stealth games go.
bro pulling that guy off of the lighthouse is a highlight of my childhood
When it comes to levels in games that blew me away, Control's Asgard level always comes to my mind
Its the standard "this level in control is awesome" but ashtray maze still blows my mind with its visuals.
@@imALazyPanda true, the level was just amazing, Remedy really makes one of the best single player games
It's definitely one of those levels that just takes everything you've learned in the game then throws it all together in such a satisfying way. Like a release after the tension built up to that point.
what is with that hateful profile pic
I was fully expexting The ashtray maze to be in this video ☹️
Listing the rankings in the beginning of the video feels like a flex on the people who feel the need to do a public service and list it themselves and I'm here for it.
People who use overused internet terms like "I'm here for it" have extremely low IQs.
My absolute favorite is nowhere in Signalis, the lack of a map and the level being geometrically impossible at times really took for a loop at first but it was kinda fun to traverse it and try to avoid enemies
Edit: 10:19 I still think when it comes to on the rail scenes like this the black cats mission from cod world at war did it best, the music was amazing and the build up to every action was intense and you actually had to land and save prisoners but you didn’t have time to save everyone
That transition at the start was simple yet beautiful! Spiraling down the stairs followed by falcon spiraling into frame. Pretty good
The intro music was LIT
Like Stellar Blade a lot, love how the footage at the end is the grinding part but played like the intro to the original Ghostbusters NES demo screen (for anyone who gets that reference, kudos and my respects). :)
Always enjoy watching your videos 😢
Double ahhh at 18:16 ahaha
These are pretty cool game levels! :D
You mentioned dishonored 2 AND Titanfall 2, that's why I love ya...
happy to see Still Wakes The Deep getting some praise, it really deserves it
You forgot the Clockwork Mansion in Dishonored 2
This should have been #1. Hands down one of the wildest, coolest, most unique levels anyone has ever put in a video game. It working as well as it did is an absolute achievement by itself.
Yeah, one of the finest levels in gaming.
they've already mentioned a lot in many of their previous videos
The opening level of Defector VR is one of the most insane and entertaining levels I've ever experienced. You start by getting a bond style briefing, infiltrate the targets room then have an interrogation scene, followed by an intense shootout with the side blown off the plane, a hand to hand fight and then drive a sports car out of the plane as it explodes, whilst having a shootout and jump out of the car another plane. Only to end with a gunfight against jet fighters and then skydive to safety. Easily the closest I've ever felt to being James Bond in a game.
Really enjoyed Still Wakes the Deep! The way the monster moved and sounded was excellent, and god the game looks glorious on a nice PC.
3:04 The reason that part is in Graphic Novel/Comic style is because they're referencing Max Payne's story telling method when it was still a Remedy developed series. Max Payne and the characters in it are the only Remedy game's characters that can't be added into the Alan Wake/Remedy Universe, since they're owned by Rockstar. I'm 100% sure the Graphic Novel/Comic style of this part was a way for them to still be able to nod to one of the first series they made, without being allowed to actually have that series crossover here.
House Beneviento from Resident Evil 8 was unforgettable for me. I wish they would do an entire Resident Evil game like that where it feels more like a pure horror game.
Resident Evil 7 was pure horror lol
Assassin's Creed 2 when Minerva addresses Miles.
I'm on board with you guys picking new games for this, but pretty much every level from Dishonored 2 is better than any of these. You even mentioned it! It's right there!
Not sure if this constitutes as a "Level". But ill never forget that moment when the vault in Fallout 3 opened. Going into that game blind and realizing i had the whole Capital Wasteland to explore was a special moment for me.
Close enough and I agree. That feeling of “here we go!” Still sticks with me today
I.....love.....this.......channel. ❤🤘🏻
Inside is a weird game yet very fascinating.
Yeah it’s a masterpiece imo so looking forward to playdeads next game
For me, all of Portal 1 and 2 are by far some of the best designed video game levels of all time, and both games have mind-blowing and bending levels, that for it's time, pushed the Source engine to its limit. And the nuke both in BF3 and COD: MW. Both incredible moments and levels.
Battlefield 3 Jet mission should be on the list instead of cod... that was truly amazing to experience!
Nice recommendation! Maybe we’ll get around to bringing a part two for this video topic :)
I feel old that Ravenholm isn't on this list.
It’s not on the list because we don’t go to Ravenholm
Crack in the slab(Dishonoured 2) and Cause & Effect(TitanFall 2) were some of my favourite missions.
If you love time-changing, like me, a game you will love is Onimusha 3: Demon Siege. Loved that game on the PlayStation 2 and still love it now. If only there was a sequel or remaster.
Its rare theres something about Resi i dont know... great job today!
Control Ashtray maze was amazing!
The title should have said RECENT games. All games in the history of games, the whole list is all games from the past year or so.
Yeah, not to mention he gives us absolutely zero spoiler warning for anything.
i was expecting myhouse.wad in first place. ... and 2nd and 3rd and this whole list lol
Womp womp touch some grass
@@danielscotsspoilers? All the games are old as hell..
Battle of Braithewaite Manor in RDR2 was really amazing too. Felt so incredibly intense
Aside from "that" moment on Inside, this part with the dogs is also another memorable moment for me
Yes “that” moment….
let's not forget the guy who plays the sheriff in Alan wake also plays the protag of quantum break, I KNEW THEY'D B CONNECTED SOMEHOW
Not to mention that Martin septum from oblivion is also played by the same guy who plays boromir in you guess it the lord of the rings film
I really started enjoying cyberpunk this year , ray tracing also runs surprisingly well on my 7800XT. And at 4k no less? Love it.
Alternate title: Spoiling the best missions of these 10 games
They did show a proper warning list.
0:16 😂 clown
I mean...the title says they're gonna talk about levels in a game and gave you the list of games they're gonna spoil. What do you expect? Plus they've always made it easy to skip a section by announcing the game before they talk about it. I haven't played Alan Wake 2 yet and have always been able to skip past those sections in these videos.
@@SportsGamingRosters chill dude
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Entangled from Starfield was an incredible mission, and really showed what the game is capable of in the right hands. I hope the devs can fix the rest of the games issues
Good to see Starfield getting a bit of love. It's a great game that is criminally ignored. The mission you describe towards the end of the main quest is one I admire more than enjoy. It's very innovative and challenging, but there are several that are are equally good and probably more entertaining. The exploration of Londinium in the UC Vanguard questline, for example, or 'A High Price to Pay' from the main quest.
That amusement park from Nier automata too tho😌😩🔥🔥
I love and hate these videos. They remind me of all the games I still have to play. I have way too many of them.
Oh inside just an absolute masterpiece I will happily play again and again
"a third playable character" gameranx coming in with the mj shade 😂
Please bring back this list again, I feel like there are so many levels in games that would be perfect for this
When he said I've got a bonus for you, it sounded peculiar lol.
I really thought it was some other guy's voice. Like a voice-over. It's possible.
@renamoda5450 it did sound like Jake. People say that Falcon is just Jake with a different voice. We've never seen Falcon, right?
@@bellkins Nah,i don't believe they are the same person. Their voices sound completely different to me. He's just a guy who likes anonymity.
@@bellkins people that don't know what syntax is say that.
@renamoda5450 I have no actual proof, their videos have a different tone to them which would prove that they are different people. But in some of Falcon's videos, they show they named that video game character Jake. Kind of a slip like how when he said I have a bonus for you, it sounded like Jake for a second. I don't want to believe it either because I like both of their videos.
With the way Vemon plays, insomniac would make an awesome Hulk Game
The trick with switching worlds in this Starfield mission is like Titanfall2 - awesome there!
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That quest in Phantom Liberty is one that you really need to play through both versions. The difference is an impressive piece of work.
Mine has to be the Ashtray Maze in Control. As Jessy sums it up at the end of the level "that was awesome". The music, the vibe, the weirdness, the gameplay, it just works. The whole game was killer, and this level in particular shone.
Not having BF3 Carrier take off mission on these lists is criminal. That is hands down the most memorable breath taking moment in all games I have played
Another one that blew me away was the opening level of bad company 2 with the introduction of what the device can do when you got off the island
request to make some of your videos in nightmode? that flash to white in between segments is kinda violent lol
The Abyssal Woods in Elden Ring SoET got a lot of criticism for being rather empty, but I really enjoyed the atmosphere. It was so different from everything else and genuinely creepy and moody. Great boss fight at the manor there too.
Lame stealth section in action game must be a real fan of the Mary Jane section of Spider Man. Way to big of a map for the amount of content also didn't help that incest was the main plot of the game.
Detroit: Become Human is "impactful choices: the game", everything you do or dont, changes the rest of the game.
The amazing thing about the INSIDE game is that it looks a simple game, but while you are playing, you find out that is a masterpiece, very realistic in many points.
Say what you will about Starfield, but you’re right - Entangled is a mind blowing level. I’ve been enjoying Starfield, am on NG+, whichis really well implemented - you get a new game every time. and Shattered Space is a decent DLC. Entangled was really surprising, fun and engrossing. And your decisions have a huge impact.
What no The Cradle from Thief 3 :the dark project? That is the ultimate level
Came to the comments just to post that
The Covenant in Halo 3. That mission was a spectacle for campaign style games at the time. Crank up the difficulty and the completion feels even sweeter.
My picks
- Alan Wake 2 dlc: time breakers's episode
- Titanfall 2: time travelling mission
- Far Cry 3: Hornets Nest (Burning Weeds)
- Far Cry 4: Shangri La 1st mission protector's arrival
- Battlefield 3: Jet mission
- Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2: No Russian
- Call of Duty Modern Warfare: All ghillied up
- Mafia Definitive Edition: You Lucky Bastard (killing Morello's Brother)
- Mafia Definitive Edition: Creme de la Creme (killing morello)
- GTA San Andreas: Casino Heist