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Question Of The Month: What Was Your Favorite Shooter Of 2016?
In issue 285, we asked readers to share their favorite shooter of last year with us. Now it's your turn to weigh in.
The most popular responses weren't exactly a surprise, but their order was: Unlike the results of our Reader's Choice awards, id's excellent Doom reboot came out on top. Overwatch was a close second thanks to its cast of memorable characters and continual updates, while Titanfall 2's parkour antics and mech-heavy action earned the title an honorable third place.
Now it's your turn. Did one of these three games tickle your fancy? Or did another shooter steal the show? More importantly, are you still playing it? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
Not done sounding off? Check out our previous Question of the Month: Share Your Best Joke Based On A Video Game.
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