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TOP 7 Video Game Options for College Students in 2022


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Gamers know the drill: the first quarter of any year is filled with developers rushing to meet their unmet release quotas with mistakes that they will polish as the year goes on. They certainly do this to silence players who are usually hungry for new toys. Well, that was not the case post-pandemic. Some of the best video games were released on time, so much so that most people struggled to keep up, which is great if you ask me. The college student fraternity had a ball, too, as these most popular video games came out before their schedules became too tight.

Speaking of college, students love the gaming world almost too much that if they are not careful, it may be in the way of their studies. Now, corporate constantly speaks of balance, which you can strike by outsourcing essay writing and research for term papers to Paperell so you can experience playing video games with your friends. That doesn't just put you right in the middle of the conversation when we are bantering on new releases from Namco and Sony; it also takes the edge off books because we know that can take a toll when you get no breaks.

Now, what does the year so far look like?

Splatoon

Nintendo fans are welcomed into Splatsville in the usual fashion: colorful splashes, great graphics, and sounds that anyone who loves the game will be impressed with from the moment they turn this on. The character base follows Splatoon 1 and 2, and the weapons of choice are splash guns, available on Wii U and Nintendo Switch, has been a favorite of many since its release in 2015, thanks to playability and good marketing that have seen it sell millions of copies. It is still a hit today with recurrent and new fans, and you may want to check it out if you haven't yet.

Dune: Spice Wars

Dune members unite for yet another great release, with fans clamoring for a taste - that you can access from your Windows PC. Warner Bros. decided to do the smart thing and bring the latest game to a fanbase that was already too thirsty for new products: Spice Wars. This game borrows quite liberally from The age of Empires when it sends you into a wilderness that tests endurance and grit - no prizes for guessing the reason for its popularity.

Here's the gameplay: a clash between House Atreides and House Harkonnen, and participants are to secure their wins by getting their hands on all the water and mélange they can get to keep the machines afloat. The sandstorms are a real threat as they can always swallow your entire battalion and then send you back to the drawing board. This game is brutal, and the adrenaline charge is at its all-time max, but would you rather play a simpler game? Didn't think so.

Sea of Thieves

This multiplayer game takes you through the adventures of the much-loved pirate Captain Jack Sparrow over the years, and it is not too different from its movie adaptation. You get to move as you please, whether as a solo player or among other greats. If you choose to be a part of a team, you will select your avatar, build, and name the ship and participate in its hulling and taking off into the waters. You will also receive bonuses and other freebies when you see treasures as you sail. Turbulence is part of a pirate's life, so you can expect lots of that in the rough waters, with damage to the ship and other challenges that will slow you down and bring your teamwork skills to the fore.

Grand Theft Auto V

Rockstar games developed a fun winner with this, as it brings you vandalism and murder as its selling points. It all starts in the fictional Los Santos City, where you are free to roam as they zoom past a shooter. You may run, jump, swim, or even use vehicles to escape the enemy or pursue one. Lives may be depleted as you get attacked, and if it goes beyond the halfway point, you can respawn at a hospital before getting back into the action.

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The best part is that it can also be played from mobile devices, making it ideal for students who may not afford the more expensive gear. Grand Theft has been a beloved product all along, and it's easy to see why from the gameplay.

Mario Kart

This product has been a favorite to many for a long time, with the franchise capturing a diversified audience. Do you wonder how a product that has been around since 1992 makes it this far while still inspiring generations of fans? The gameplay is easy, some of the events are inspired by real-life occasions, and it is available across all the platforms that count - Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS, iOS, Android, and Wii U.

So, here's the simple gameplay - you race in go-karts and jump over simple hurdles to gain points. The graphics are as authentic as possible, and you will rejuvenate your inner child as you jump over each obstacle.

The Quarry

Here's how this one goes - a group of teenagers is out in the night, and the plan is to help them get through the moonlit summer camp without any trouble - as if that would ever happen. It is like an interactive drama where you get to choose the characters and then be part of the events unfolding. It can be a bit of a horror story, which is part of the charm.

Apex Legends

The pace, gameplay, and events unfolding in this face-paced adventure make it a timeless series that will be enjoyed even in the future. The developers are constantly updating it to make it even more engaging and timeless, so we are not surprised that some fans have been following it for quite a while now.

Finale

As long as you can balance schoolwork and games, you can enjoy it all without one activity losing out. Getting help with assignments allows you to free up some time to catch a little action with your cronies a few nights every week. As the industry is on the rise today, you can expect several new games coming out, while enjoying what the world of gaming already has to offer. So what are you waiting for?

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