The Most REPLAYED Video Game Moments

Thor Fight

“God of War Ragnarok” (2022)

‘God of War’ has always been known for spectacular boss fights, and the soft reboot has been no different. Ever since God of War 2018 came out, fans had been CRAVING for a Thor boss fight. We didn’t get that in the first one, but after an epic tease at the end of the game, we finally got it in Ragnarok. Santa Monica Studio knew they had to start the game off with a bang, and they totally delivered; with arguably the best, most epic boss fight out of the new God of War’s. It’s so full of iconic moments that it’s hard not to revisit it just one more time…

Taking Out Imran Zakhaev

“Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare” (2007)

The classic Call of Duty’s did something special, they managed to create some of the most unforgettable narrative moments of their entire era. The most memorable moment being in the “All Ghillied Up” and “One Shot, One Kill” missions, where we finally get to attempt to take down Zakhaev. Not only is it a massive payoff for everything so far, but it’s managed in a masterful and dramatic manner. If there’s one Call of Duty moment to replay, it’s this one. It’s one of the best level designs in a Call of Duty game to date thanks to the great pacing and perfect blend of stealth and action.

The Warthog Run

“Halo 3” (2007)

The original Halo trilogy were games that entirely redefined what it meant to be a console shooter. They basically invented the control scheme you use today, with movement on the left analog and aiming with the right stick. And ‘Halo 3’ features not only one of the coolest moments ever, but quite possibly the best moment in the franchise, The Warthog Run. After activating the Halo, it’s up to Master Chief to make one final run and escape the ring's destruction. It’s made for one of the most iconic and replayed moments in gaming history.

Canterbury Commons

“Fallout 3” (2008)

Fallout 3 was the start of a new era of Bethesda games, and it laid the foundation for the current generation. Without this game, we wouldn’t have New Vegas and Fallout 4. Canterbury Commons houses one of the most unique atmospheres present in the game. In the midst of the nuclear wasteland, it’s a little safe self-contained bubble. It also comes with the ‘Superhuman Gambit’ quest, which introduced fan favorite ‘The Mechanist’. It’s one of the most fun quests to replay thanks to the various choices you make.

Rainbow Road

“Mario Kart” Series (1992-)

Mario Kart has gotta be the most beloved and accessible video game to date, enjoyed by both kids and adults alike. But in the Mario Kart games, one track stands above the rest as the most fun and challenging. It’s the Rainbow Road! It’s bright and colorful and always evokes a special feeling when you play it! It’s also a bit more challenging than the other tracks, usually coming with harder turns and less guardrails, meaning if you’re not careful you’ll be often falling off the side!

Final Egg

“Sonic Adventure” (1999)

The Final Egg is the absolutely massive secret base of Dr. Eggman. It’s a huge mechanical egg which is slowly completed over different levels for each character, also introducing Gamma. It’s a classic Action Stage, so the objective is relatively simple. And yet, the level is actually quite complex and will challenge the player’s platforming capabilities and puzzle solving skills. It’s got the best level design, and it all culminates in an awesome boss fight in the end. It’s just so awesome you can’t help but revisit it!

Discovering Skyrim

“The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim” (2011)

‘The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’ was the perfect storm at the right time. Thanks to Bethesda’s marketing effort, there wasn’t one person who wasn’t excited for the release of this game. But a special moment for many people is that first time walking out into Skyrim’s wilderness. And thanks to the rich narrative and world design, players would revisit this game over and over for an entire decade, and they still do! It’s been re-released 7 times, and modders are still making new content for it every day, but Skyrim’s opening is one of the most revisited moments in gaming history!

A Brighter Tomorrow

“Doom” (2016)

‘Doom’ in 2016 came back with an enormous explosion, and was a giant success, skipping straight to dessert, while cutting away unnecessary fluff. It didn’t try to be anything other than a bigger and better ‘Doom.’ And in the midst of all the awesome demon-slaying, is ‘A Brighter Tomorrow.’ It’s an entirely unique moment from the rest of the game, taking a break from the non-stop action in favor of a more tranquil feeling. It’s packed with hidden secrets, small droplets of exposition, and clues. It gives off that mysterious sense of wonder that we just can’t get enough of!

Character Creator

“Baldur’s Gate 3” (2023)

Baldur’s Gate 3 is a massive love letter to gaming, with no microtransactions, ‘pay-walled’ content, and just hundreds of hours of fun for no additional price. It’s like playing a fully loaded ‘dnd’ simulator, which is pretty much what it is. It has one of the coolest, most fun character creators of the last decade. You just WANT to make a new character, and try to see how a different race or class plays out; most people don’t even get that far before they just want to start over to make a new character!

Malenia

“Elden Ring” (2022)

Ahhh, the Elden Ring! It had taken ‘From Software’ nearly ten years to develop and release their newest giant, and it’s filled to the brim with atmosphere, soul, and style. All the main bosses are so memorable, it’s hard to pick out the best one! But there is one optional boss that stands above the entire cast… Malenia, Blade of Miquella! She’s the most difficult boss in the game, and likely one of the most difficult boss fights ‘FromSoft’ has ever conceived. One guy even achieved fame and ‘meme-status’ from just helping players beat her! It’s safe to say that Malenia is the most replayed moment in recent video game history!

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