Mass Effect 2 wastes no time throwing players into a frenzied panic as they watch the iconic SSV Normandy get torn apart by enemy laser blasts. While a few of the ship’s crew are able to escape, most are killed or lost to space, including our hero, Commander Shepard.
The mission ends with a massive twist that easily leaves many gamers speechless and wondering how the game would progress after the death of the game’s protagonist. Fortunately for players, Mass Effect 2 is a sci-fi game, where state-of-the-art technology is able to bring Shepard back to life and allows him/her to continue his/her mission.
Resident Evil 4
In its opening sequence, Resident Evil 4 is able to instill in players a basic backstory, as well as a deep sense of dread and anticipation. Those who played the previous Resident Evil games know what’s coming, but even for veterans of the franchise, the opening mission is a great welcome back to the world of Resident Evil.
Gamers barely have an opportunity to get their bearings before they’re launched into the game’s world, which is full of mystery, intrigue, and hostiles. It’s definitely a good start to what many consider to be the best game in the series.
Uncharted 2
In the first Uncharted game, players got to know protagonist Nathan Drake and play out his ridiculous adventures. But with a lot of that leg work done, Uncharted 2 launches right in with a death-defying sequence that hooks players for the rest of the journey.
In addition to an impossible situation – that of climbing a busted train as it dangles over the edge of a cliff – Uncharted 2 does more than just push players to hustle. It provides just enough vertigo to conjure up an immersive queasiness.
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