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Password123 for all icons, click through story for about 15 minutes. 100%.

I clicked through this game while watching TV for an easy 100%. 10/10.

Overall, Rise of the Tomb Raider is a fantastic game, and I highly reccomend it to those to played the 2013 reboot.

Pros:
-Visually Stunning
-Enviorments feel "complete". Theres just a ton of detail in every corner from critters running around to NPC's talking about current in-game events. It makes it really easy to feel immersed
-Puzzles in the the game are really well put together
-Game provides a lot of lore outside the main story

Cons:
-First bit of the game can seem a little linear
-Combat could use some improvement
-Little Replayability

One time I was hunting deer, and as I was about to take my shot, I was pounced by a mountain lion/jaguar. I didn't have the resources to take it down so I ran away, leaping throwing the trees. Full of adredline, I somehow managed to escape into the woods. I immediately felt a sense of relief, only to be killed by a pack of wolves a moment later.

9/10

As a DBZ fan, I really enjoyed the story. It gives you a different prespective on past events and introduces new characters relevant to the new episodes of the show. The overall fighting felt really improved compared to the older Budaki games. I got this game a little bit later on a sale, so I can't really say anything about to online multiplayer. I read that a lot of people used cheese strategies like many other fighting games, but I honestly didn't really try it out too much. I only have 43 hours on the game and I pretty much seen all it has to offer.

I think the game was fun, but it was short and doesn't have much replay value IMO. If you're a fan of the series I reccomend you pick it up when it goes on sale, otherwise I would just hold off until the new one.

Fallout 4 recieved a lot of criticism because it lacks a lot of the roleplaying elements the previous games in the series offered, possiblely due to the voice acting and set background story. If you have not played any of the previous Fallout games, they give you a lot of freedom to be good or evil, or side with specific groups of people out in the world. Fallout 4 does offer simillar oportunities, but many believe the PC own motives are predetermined due to the story, which I do not agree with. In my opinion, Fallout 4's roleplaying elements are very much the same as Fallout 3's, where you do in fact have a set story and motives, but you do not have to be morally good or evil. Fallout 4 may not have as many direct "evil" options but it doesn't nessesarily mean it's not there.

If you're new to the series, Fallout plays very similiar to Skyrim or other exploration based games. While there is no incorrect way to play Fallout, if you rush to the finish line you will find the game a lot less enjoyable than everyone else. What makes Fallout so great is the little stories you find a long the way. The devs really go out of their way to make the game feel alive, and give everything a story. The Fallout games are games you can replay several times over and each time find new things, even years later. Story telling is really where Fallout 4 thrives.

Overall I highly reccomend this game, especially if you are into exploration based games. If you are looking for your next FPS, or hardcore roleplaying a specific character with a specific background you might not be satisfied.