Recent reviews by Work_Smarter

When I propose instead of a ring, I'm using a copy of this game

This game has been a massive kickstart for me getting into turn-based RPGs, I started playing this recently and I don't intend to stop any time soon

"The Stanley Parable" is all but legendary when it comes to not only gaming, but story telling in general. As you progress through the game you are given the choice to either obey the narrator or disobey him leading to fits of existential or metaphysical outburst, all most as though the game is challenging your own perception of reality. Even the achievements you can earn in the game are less about progressing in the game but instead the interaction between the real world and reality. Additionally the game is extremely reactive as a number of things you have the option to do but are not forewarned of can cause the game to act in a specific way, leading to seemingly unique experiences with the narrator and the game.

I have played, a considerable number of hundreds of hours of this game. Though it may not have the best graphics it has very nice gameplay a considerable number of features and in some places even a good story.

Skyrim is the fabled "best game" in the Elder Scrolls series. The game is very sleek and natural is has a compelling story. If you don't feel like saving the world there's thousands of side quests to play through. Truthfully many are lacking substance, but many aren't and while lots of the quests lack that nostalgic roleplaying element that we remember of Morrowind, Daggerfall, and Arena. That being my main complaint about the series, despite this shortcoming you can have quite the roleplaying adventure in the frozen tundra of this Tamrelic province.