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One of the most fun FPSs I've played in years. The shooting is a mix of old and new school, and killing Nazis is a strange nostalgia trip that feels like a breath of fresh air compared to the modern warfare equivalents that are out.
2014 seems to be the year of the return of CRPGs. However, Divinity: Original Sin is the best one of them all. It released relatively bug free, has TONS of replayability with the addition of Steam Workshop, and the combat mix of turn-based with Magicka element combinations really makes Divinity stand out against the rest of the CRPGs released this year.
Do you like South Park? Do you like Super Mario: RPG? Then you'll like this. The callbacks to episodes and storylines are a great deal of fun and is overall hilarious. It's like watching a really long episode of South Park.
The much talked about Nemesis System really does stand out. There's nothing more satisfying than killing the Uruk that killed you. It's a solid open-world game with an OK story and incredible soundtrack. I also made an Uruk named Mûggrish Brain Damaged my warchief after having him take the title away from Akoth the Dumb.
If you've got an X52 flight stick, this game was made for it. An immersive sandbox universe that allows you to be a trader, a pirate, a space cop, a taxi, or a mix of all of them makes it super fun to get into. There may be no story at the moment, but it's a fantastic space sim to get into to tide your wait for Star Citizen.
The campaigns run fantastic! Constant 60 FPS and the hits of nostalgia playing through 1 & 2 keep coming. Haven't tried multiplayer on it yet, but once they get it fixed, it will be an excellent collection every Xbox One owner should own.
It's more Dark Souls, which is a always a good thing.
Picking up where the first left off, the second game had a pretty big torch to carry. While it might have had some stumbles here and there, I felt it had done a great job of continuing Clementine's story. The only caveat? #FuckArvo
A pretty good film noir detective story. Memorable characters, great action sequences and consequences. One of the best intro credits in a game that I can think of, and there's a lot of possibilities with the Fables brand that I'm excited to where they go with the next season.
The ending was a bit underwhelming, but the gameplay, atmosphere, and music were incredible. Really neat hybrid of action and turn-based combat in a neat Bastion-ish setting of Tron.