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The high point - maybe the true 'end' - of the Call of Duty series. The multiplayer elements were perfectly in sync for years, but hacking is a problem as it often is with older games.

The story eclipses the grounded CoD1/UO and CoD2 stories and builds upon MW1's Black Hawk Down generic stop-the-Russian-bad-guy beats and instead sucks Michael Bay's slop right off the rod. This game is essentially a love letter to his set pieces from The Rock.

It's good, but mainly because the villain of the series turns out to be the American war machine itself and that's really what makes this series memorable: it isn't a villain-of-the-week and instead it's two superpowers (Russia and the US) being manipulated by a man who vaguely resembles a chipmunk who loves war so much he'll blow his own country up to facilitate a Forever War.

The best Battlefield game in every conceivable way.

The best Fallout so far. Superior in almost every way from its predecessors, its only major flaw is not allowing you to screw up as much as you could in games prior. Breaking away from the hackneyed writing popularized by the romance-allergic Chris Avellone, Fallout 4 builds the Commonwealth into a wasteland I've been itching to visit since 2008.

One of the better Choice of Games titles, I wasn't instantly hooked by this one. After about thirty minutes, I found myself wanting to do nothing but play more and I spent the entire day going through for the ending I wanted, then doing several others for the fun of it.

Jonathan Valuckas is a very engaging writer who has a fairly passive voice which allows you to project a lot onto your character, as well as the others. Leaving out overwhelming exposition and hyper-detailed character descriptions he instead focuses on the essence of people and information-as-it-comes in a fantasy universe which is both intriguing and accessible.

If he does more, I can't wait for them. Either way, I felt that this was well worth the purchase.

A lovely atmospheric game with gorgeous visuals, pacing, music and voice acting. Tense and self-reflective, I enjoyed every moment of it from beginning to end. I can't recommend it enough, although this is no Hideki Kamiya game - the gameplay is second seat for the player. It can be slow and quiet at points, just like nature.

I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate going outside - and I hate the summer. But this game made me want to lie in a national park and consider how to un♥♥♥♥ my life.

Wasteland 2 is... interesting. Built on a flimsy engine with stilted voice acting more common in games almost twenty years ago, Fallout this is not. It's not bad, per se, but it's not good. It's a game you pick up in the bargin bin, or during a Steam Summer Sale and enjoy it, beat it and never play it again.

After about two hours the lack of atmosphere, debatable story and uninspired psuedo western apocalyptic setting (snoresville) I uninstalled. Not because it was bad, but because I have a LOT better games to go play.

Good if you don't have anything else. Otherwise? Just pick up A Fallout entry. They have more soul, humor, darkness and cohesion as a whole. Chris Avellone is infamous for his hokey, stilted writing and this game is no exception.

Save it for a rainy day.

If you haven't? You must.

An able, responsive shooter that reminds me of the older days of the original Counter-Strike. It feels like it blasted out of the mid-2000's with all that made people love those kinds of shooters but took with it none of the baggage. It has an active community, active moderators and active developers. For how long? Who can know.

But the fact of the matter is that you can plug in, play as your favorite Section 9 operator and blast people away with spectacular cyborg giblets littering your screen, great in short bursts or for extended play.

The apex of the Metal Gear series and very likely the last game in the saga due to Kojima's departure from the pachinko machine loving reprobates at KONAMI.

The cinematic storytelling is in it's finest form yet with responsive, intuitive and fun gameplay which I haven't ever seen rivaled in any stealth action game so far. The gameplay works well in tight or open environments and there are plenty of ways to make your own mini-stories and have fun just like there were in Peace Walker.

As for it's multiplayer I find it equally enjoyable in that it's well balanced rock-paper-scissors class system is fairly well done, although as with all Eastern games there is little in the way of dealing with hackers beyond leaving and rejoining onto another host.

All in all it's an amazing game in almost every way, the only criticism being that there may be too much to do in a single playthrough, leaving a lot of weapon research undone unless you do FOB missions or replay old stories. But in my opinion that's a good problem to have - too much to do really makes your money feel worthwhile.

Literally every system from the first XCOM has been expanded upon in the best of ways. The visuals, the atmosphere, the customization, animations, weapons, aliens and AI are all better than they were in Enemy Within (or various mods, one of which that sound like Bong Boar) and the story, characterization and metagame are all well appreciated and developed.

Ironman still kicks your ass and the higher difficulty modes are just as brutal as they were in that aforementioned mod. A great game with great scaling difficulties and I can't wait for an expansion or cosmetic DLC.