Hey guys!
  Welcome back to Top 10 Gaming, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.
  We talk a lot about Sonic on this channel.
  One might say we talk too much about him.
  And his many, many games.
  But you guys have been saying No More Sonic,  No More Sonic!
  And today, we'll listen.
  I'll discuss 10 games that I happen to like  that absolutely do not have Sonic in them.
  Chosen, more or less arbitrarily, just because  I like em.
  So, let's go over some non-Sonic games,  as I enjoy some cathartic release after talking
  about Sonic every damn day for months.
  Now, get ready to call me names in the comments,  because it's time for the Top 10 Video Games
  that Don't Have Sonic in Them!
  Number 10: Starcraft 2.
  Starcraft has been around for ages, and I  have played a ton of it.
  It's been struggling since MOBAs and Battle  Royales took over, but it ended up going free
  to play which is pretty great.
  Starcraft 2 is a Real Time Strategy game where  you command one of three races of beings,
  the Terran, Protoss, and Zerg, building and  upgrading units with the goal of destroying
  your opponent's base.
  But there are also a bunch of cool arcade  games where you can play anything from Poker
  to Tower Defense games.
  It's thousands of games in one, as opposed  to Sonic 06, which is like… three quarters
  of a game, in one.
  Number 9: Rogue Legacy.
  Rogue Legacy is, as the name kinda implies,  a rogue-like platformer where you play a knight
  attempting to make his or her way through  a dangerous castle.
  When you start, you're super weak, and can  only play certain classes.
  And when you die, you have to restart the  castle.
  But as you get better, and earn more gold,  you can upgrade your abilities, gain access
  to new classes, and slowly make your way further  and further into the castle each time.
  It's super addictive and easy to get for  a decent price, plus nobody argues about who
  your knight should be dating.
  Which is great.
  Number 8: Fallout 4.
  In continuing our walk through my favourite  games, we must stop at the Fallout series.
  Fallout 4 wasn't perfect, but I had a heck  of a lot of fun wandering the wasteland.
  You play as a survivor who was frozen for  years just after the bombs dropped, and awakens
  in a post-apocalyptic world with a dead spouse  and a missing son.
  And they wanted to avoid being like Sonic  so much, that not only are you not fast, but
  the game drags on and on as if you're not  moving at all!
  Yay!
  Number 7: League of Legends.
  Hey, remember that game everyone played before  Fortnite?
  And before PUBG?
  And after Starcraft?
  And at the same time as DotA?
  Yeah, it's, it's league of legends.
  Here you choose a champion and defend your  base against waves of minions, while trying
  to destroy the opponent's base and blow  up their nexus.
  I have played an embarrassing amount of League,  mainly with Blitzcrank, Cho'Gath, Thresh,
  and Illaoi.
  And even though I've been on hiatus recently,  I often think about how great it is that I
  can play the game and be free of Sonic.
  I will say, however, that there is somehow  even more League of Legends smut than there
  is for Sonic.
  And that's saying something.
  Number 6: Tetris.
  You guys ever hear of Tetris?
  Of course you have; it's an insanely popular  game - the most downloaded game in the world
  if you look at all platforms.
  It's absurdly addictive, to the point where  it invades your dreams and causes you to play
  games in your head against your will.
  That's called The Tetris Effect.
  True story.
  And have they rebooted Tetris?
  Did they add a bunch of new shapes?
  Did they make the straight line kiss a human  girl?
  No.
  They just made Tetris, and called it a day.
  It wasn't broke, so they didn't fix it.
  Number 5: The Binding of Isaac.
  Aw yiss.
  Anyone who's checked out my personal YouTube  channel will know 2 things.
  One, I'm lazy and haven't made any videos  recently.
  And two, I suck at Binding of Isaac.
  But it's still a ton of fun, another Roguelike  game where you can choose from a variety of
  unlockable characters, each with their own  stats and abilities.
  But the best part is the items in the game,  which all named incredibly brutally, since
  the story is about a little boy whose religious  mother tried to kill him.
  Items such as "Mom's Bottle of Pills"  "Mom's Toenail" and "Cancer".
  Seriously, it's dark.
  But on the bright side, it's so dark that  Sonic wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole!
  Nailed it.
  Number 4: Portal 2.
  Mmm.
  Portal is so good.
  For those who don't know, it's a puzzle  game where you have a gun that can create
  two portals through which you can pass, as  well as a number of other mechanics.
  It's super peaceful, the feeling of solving  a puzzle is amazing, Stephen Merchant is flawless
  as Wheatley… just awesome.
  But the best part is, there's no Sonic,  and even if there WAS, you could just put
  him in an endless loop with two portals and  then he'd be gone forever and I wouldn't
  have to make videos on him anymore!
  Huzzah!
  Number 3: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the  Wild.
  Oh man.
  This is one that I discovered really late,  but I freaking love it.
  It managed to kind of turn Zelda into an open  world RPG, while still making it feel very
  much like a Zelda game.
  You pick up weapons from enemies that break  pretty often, so you end up learning to use
  a variety of swords and clubs and axes and  whatnot, as well as bows.
  The graphics are totally unique, the enemies  are cool, especially the really big ones,
  and there are mini dungeons scattered across  the world with enemies to beat and puzzles
  to solve.
  But you know the best part?
  Ain't no hedgehogs.
  Although there is a LOT of shipping…
  Number 2: Faster than Light.
  First of all, if you haven't played FTL,  do it.
  Just do it.
  It's great.
  With that out of the way, Faster than Light  is a really great indie game where you play
  as the captain of a spaceship.
  Unlike most games, you aren't on the side  of the brave rebels, you're actually on
  the side of the establishment, the Galactic  Federation.
  You can have crewmembers of various species,  earn cool new ships, mount awesome weapons,
  and explore a new space system every run.
  And speaking of run… uh, Sonic isn't there,  so he won't be there to Run.
  Yeah I'm running out of ways to tie Sonic  into these.
  Number 1: Civilization 5.
  The Civilization series is a super popular  one, and one I've played a ton.
  Especially Civ 5.
  In this game, you'll play as one of many  civilizations of Earth.
  You start back in ancient times, and build  things, research new technologies, found new
  religions… it's a blast.
  There are even some fun mods that can change  the game a bunch, and add new aspects that
  aren't in the base game.
  (start fading in) You can get Star Wars mods,  Game of Thrones mods, Warcraft mods… (notice
  picture) … Fuck.
  (Picture in Nerd Comments, under "Games  with No Sonic".
  If you could fade it in where I indicate that  would be awesome)
  That's it for today!
  Hope you guys enjoyed this little glimpse  into my gaming life, if you did, please smack
  that thumbs up button and subscribe to Top  10 Gaming for more videos!
  If you didn't, then, props to you for finishing  a video you weren't even enjoying!
  Let me know your favourite games in the comment  section down below!
  But NO SONIC ALLOWED!
  Also, check out our Top 10 Sonic playlist  if you're DO want Sonic videos and you're
  tired of me throwing him shade.
  You have a LOT to choose from.
  Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey  with Top 10 Gaming.
  Later gamers!
     
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