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"Batman: Arkham Knight" excels as a superhero video game, offering an immersive journey through a beautifully rendered Gotham City. The graphics and technology still hold up today. The story is engaging, pitting Batman against all the big bad's in one night. As a batman fan seeing one of the most amazing feats from the character and being able to be a part of it. Gameplay is a standout, with fluid combat and stealth mechanics that embody the Batman experience, though the heavy emphasis on the Batmobile received mixed reactions. The game's graphics are impressive, particularly in its night scenes and weather effects, and the voice acting, especially by Kevin Conroy as Batman, is superb. While the initial PC release faced technical issues, they were largely rectified later. Overall, "Arkham Knight" is a comprehensive Batman experience, blending action, detective work, and an atmospheric setting, making it a must-play for fans of the series and action-adventure enthusiasts.

"The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" is a masterpiece in open-world RPG gaming, offering a vast, beautifully detailed world brimming with adventure and lore. This was my first Bethesda title and may I say it still holds its #1 spot on my list. Even through time Skrim sill holds its place up against RPG's of today. The main quest, centered around the Dragonborn's battle against Alduin, is compelling, but the true magic lies in the side quests and expansive exploration. Players can tailor their character's skills to their playstyle, engage in a deep crafting system, and enjoy an iconic soundtrack that enhances the epic atmosphere. Despite its age and occasional bugs, Skyrim's immersive world and active modding community keep it relevant and endlessly captivating for RPG enthusiasts.

"Fallout 4" offers an enthralling post-apocalyptic adventure, unfolding in a meticulously crafted world where desolation meets beauty. As a newcomer to the Fallout series yet familiar with other Bethesda titles, I find Fallout 4 to be a standout creation from Bethesda. Recent releases like Fallout 76 and Starfield, disappointingly, felt like regressions in the industry of video game innovation. However, Fallout 4 is a distinct exception. The game's engaging narrative captivated me, reminiscent of an engrossing movie marathon. Its base-building aspect introduces an inventive layer, though it may not resonate with all players. While the graphics are satisfactory without being revolutionary, the game does face criticism for its oversimplified dialogue system and occasional glitches. Overall, "Fallout 4" excels in immersive storytelling and the liberty it offers in exploration, firmly establishing itself as a timeless classic in my gaming experience.

"Apex Legends" distinguishes itself in the Battle Royale genre with its unique character abilities and emphasis on teamwork. The game itself is in a great position in terms of the meta and certain things like that, but the game lacks content. This has been an issue since the games release, there is a repeating cycle of the player base leaving the game and coming back to check out the new legend or new season. The problem with the new seasons is its sometimes not even a new season, they can be considered an "update". The bottom line is Apex is losing players, and its due to the lack of content compared to other BR's (Battle Royals) such as Fortnite and Warzone. Apex has its strengths, the core foundationm of the game; movement, hero selection, and weapon mechanics all make this a candidate for one of the best FPS games to be on the market now. As someone who is a fan of the professional scene in apex and many other games I can say that watching tournaments and ALGS (Apex Legends Global Series) that this game is the most fun to watch out of most. That being said a game isnt meant to be watched, Respawn and EA have a lot to put into the game before calling it even close to perfect, but they have an opportunity to show the community that they care.

Grand Theft Auto V isn't just a game; it's a memory, its broken the barrier past nostalgia and become something entirely different. Every moment in the fictional city of Los Santos is a testament to the care and detail the developers have poured into this creation. It's not just the stunning visuals or the dynamic soundtrack that make this game a masterpiece, but the way it makes you feel part of an expansive, living world. The story, woven through the lives of Michael, Trevor, and Franklin, is more than just a series of missions; it's a journey through their wild lives and achieves a level of immersion that I have yet to replicate in other games today.

The heart of GTA 5 lies in its ability to offer something for everyone. Whether you're tearing through the streets in a high-speed chase, enjoying a quiet moment watching the sunset over the Vinewood hills, or teaming up with friends in GTA Online, the game seamlessly blends adrenaline-pumping action with quiet, moments. It's this balance that makes the experience so memorable. GTAV will always keep its position as top 5 games i've ever played, I remember being 11 years old with my PS3 going to that gamestop with my mom and getting the game, bringing it home launching the game and hearing that echo of the siren in the loading screen. Nothing beats this feeling and I don't think anything will come close to this for any other generation.

10/10

Black Ops 3, it was a game that was hyped and is Vonderhaar's last product and I honestly say i do not like the game. Suer it was great for 2 months but it got boring, to me this game was a bit like the game, Call of Duty Ghosts, in the way that it was not the best game ever and it didn't live up to its expectation. This game had a lot on its plate being Vonderhaar's last game and possibly the end or rise of the franchise Call of Duty, I say that because the next call of duty could possibly be Ghosts 2 or Advanced Warfare 2 or maybe a entirely new saga but these were all games that cant beat the classics like Blackops 3 or Modern Warefare 3. Even the original blackops was great but I fear that the third establishment of this series was a fail. Again it is a great game but it isn't the type of game to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Probably the best roleplay game ive ever played! I finished it in one night and it was worth every second. This game is really heart warming and makes you see the best things in life. Now that im thinking of the game I feel inspired and have almost a tear of joy in my eye. if i could rate this out of 100 id say a 95 because there's always room for improvement. I would definetly want a second if possible and i would also play this game/story untill i get sick of it which is very unlikely!