1. Oh snap moments - these are the peak moments you remember long after you beat the game. 2. Atmosphere - Music, art-style/graphics, sound, story game play elements and how they mesh together. 3. Inherently fun gameplay - The game is just fun to play you can just pick up the controller and the enjoyment comes almost instantly, these games usually have good replay value even after you beat them just because it's the gameplay that motivates you more than just the story.
[QUOTE="Meinhard1"]1. Oh snap moments - these are the peak moments you remember long after you beat the game. 2. Atmosphere - Music, art-style/graphics, sound, story game play elements and how they mesh together. 3. Inherently fun gameplay - The game is just fun to play you can just pick up the controller and the enjoyment comes almost instantly, these games usually have good replay value even after you beat them just because it's the gameplay that motivates you more than just the story. I think just generally one of those can make a game good, but all three make it great.
Only 2 things are key for a good game: Sheer gameplay power Controls ^If either one is not there, the game is bad, but both of them is all you need to enjoy a proper game, regardless of graphics, sound, story, etc.
There can be any number of combinations to make a good game, but for me it's usually story, decent graphics, exciting game-play, good multiplayer, and replayability.
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