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In the fall of 2018, I had a lot of trouble sleeping and would wake up super early in the morning every day with nothing to do, so instead of laying in bed trying to sleep, I became a smooth talking, revolver toting cowboy in New Vegas, which is just one of the many different builds you can make in this game. The story is directly influenced by your decisions, so there is almost no wrong way to play this game.

An open ended prison escape game that takes some time to learn all of it's tricks, but when you do you will be breaking out of prisons like it's nothing.

A top tier blend of Mirror's Edge and Dead Island, Dying Light is a parkour zombie killing RPG that is enjoyable throughout.

While not as great as DMC 5, Devil May Cry 4 still has a really good combat system with some hype moments sprinkled throughout. The worst part about this game is that it essentially makes you backtrack through the whole game again, but at least it's with a different character.

Not perfect, but still a great action game.

While not as intricate as it's predecessor, Mankind Divided is still a solid Cyberpunk RPG that continues off from where Human Revolution left off. A new upgrade system along with some new enemy types and weapons makes for a pretty good RPG, even if it's not as great as Human Revolution.

I only have a few hours in this game on PC, but I beat it on the DS a couple years ago. For a Super Nintendo game, it has an engaging story with interesting characters and settings, and one of my absolute favorite combat systems in a JRPG, what with their use of actually taking positioning into account when using moves.

A top tier JRPG that everyone should play at least once.

A rock solid campaign with moments that are still good to this day, multiplayer that still has a somewhat active playerbase and a zombies mode open to modding leaves this Call of Duty game above others in it's series.

While the story feels a bit rushed in comparison to the other two games, and the introduction of a wave system to combat makes the game feel like it is more combat orientated. I think this game holds up alongside the other two games, and ends in a conclusion that I didn't see coming from the choices that I made.

A direct sequel of the first game, that improves upon aspects of the first, while integrating your choices into the story that will ultimately end in the third game. Combat is still rock solid, and introduces new enemy types that keep the game fresh.

A great experience with decisions you must make that impact the story, with a great combat system that supports it.