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This game provides a really nice feel of an Open-World Atomsphere whilst maintaining a constant pressure of objectivity and interactiveness.

The game was able to run at 60 FPS easily on any computer. Not a graphic or CPU heavy game which allows for a wide variety of players to play it. In-game controls were easy to understand with a self-learning style implemented. The game's self-learning style went very well with the Nomadic and Prayer-like theme which was exhibited throughout the game's Totems.

The game had a very interesting story discussing the path of a simple totem going through his trials and tribulations on his path to Nirvana or Ascension. The reason for his chosen path, is his self-sacrifice for the life of another women, presumably a daughter, being described as frail as clay. The totem makes his way to ascension in hopes of understanding his place in the world and as a sacrifice for the woman's safety and well-being.

The graphics were very well thought out providing intricate artwork within the game. The game itself provided a simple yet artistic outlook on the very Nomadic and Self-Actualizing journey. Within the game you'll see small details which truly detail the amount of time and effort of which the developers put into this game.

The sound effects within the game were very soothing which helped with the game-play allowing for a more defined journey. Background Music was very limited in terms of mapping and defintion however. I would've looked forward to a more serene and defined music rather than smaller sound mappings repeated throughout the game.

In it's totality, I would give this game a 8.5/10 . It may not be a Dragon-Age type of game in terms of story, or Witcher 3 in terms of Sound, but; the message of the game was clear and true and the developers adherered to this message rather than adding superflous details and notions. A simple game with a beautiful message.

This game is a very philosophical game where it sheds light on the notion of isolation. The robot itself searches for contact with other beings within the game and hears echos of societal discussion without any absolute grasp of contact. The notion of how the robot eventually merges within the radar antennas relates to the idea of transcending into a higher plane. The robot literally became one with its surroundings to understand the universe. It is an interesting concept but leaves much to be desired. The finality of the ending doesn't wholly communicate the message they wish to convey. I would give this game a 6.5/10.

A great FPS incorporating a multitude of gamemodes. Constant updates allowing for various differences in both Casual and Competitive Gaming. A divided community causes havoc within the competitive network due to large number of griefers, hackers and so forth, but thanks to the new Overwatch system has become less apparent. Online community servers allow for even more gamemodes to be present within the already overwhelming variants of Bomb Mode and Hostage Rescue for both Demolition and Competitive gaming.

The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim is an Open-World RPG Experience like never-before. Building upon the existent Lore of the previous Elder Scroll games, Bethesda has created a Role-Playing Experience without end. The Combat Paths available, Magician, Thief or Warrior, allows for a branched path, as well as with the lack of classes, allows for Players to build a character suited to their playing style. The varying levels of Difficulty and the new challenges which arrive at each, allows for a pleasant gaming experience no matter the age. The enemies vary, from Bandits in small hide-outs and forts, to Daedric and Demonic Beasts from the Oblivion Planes to eventually Mythical Characters each with their own Lore behind it.

It's a good game based mostly upon the items in-game to boost your main skill ability to defeat your opponents. The majority of the game has turned into a trading network causing for the game to become quite different than expected.