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A unique game with great parkour, phenomenal visuals and music, especially for 2008.

Fun little short puzzle game by Valve with lots of charm and soul, especially great with co-op.

The best story-driven game ever made. Disregard the sequels or risk severe disappointment.

The most depressing war-sim game you'll ever play. It's a fantastic experience.

Suffers from being a game made by nu-Ubisoft. But the story, characters, music and setting really carry the game.

The hidden gem in the history of RE. Fantastic music and characters, and the best version of fixed-camera survival horror ever made. Online co-op elevates the experience substantially.

The best co-op shooter ever made. Will literally never get old. Coach is the man.

The most boring, tedious and grindy game I've ever played. **** Bioware and **** EA.

It's a travesty compared to the first game, but on its own, it's got a few nice things going for it. Shame about the copy-paste dungeons and enemies.

One of the best Western RPGs ever made. We'll never get something like this again.

A truly hidden gem. Some of the best exploration and music I've ever experienced in a game. The gameplay loop is original and addictive. The main problem with the game is that it lacks variety, so many people may not make it to the end of the game (which isn't all that special).

A love it or hate it type of deal. But for those who love it, it's one of the best open-world Stalker-lite experiences you can have. Loved the setting and buddy system.

One of the best RPGs of all time. Fun to play, gorgeous to look at, mesmerizing to hear. A true work of art.

Two steps forward, one step back for RE. It's a fun time, but the game feels very uneven and a mix of too many genres to really shine.

Probably one of the best co-op games ever made. Due to the game's there, playing with your SO might be better.

A hidden indie horror gem. Loved the permadeath mechanic and RNG elements. Great atmosphere and spooks, though the game feels very slow at times (your character is slow, it takes forever to get from point A to point B, many of the puzzles aren't well designed, etc).

The open-world formula does not improve the Souls-genre, and rather bogs it down.

It's a nice arcadey fighter with a nice level of difficulty, but the lack of progression at times feels frustrating.

Cage's best work (though that's not a very high standard). More choices and consequences than every before. Fun story that takes itself a bit too seriously at times, but it's fun to experience (especially with a friend).

Runeterra is brought to life in this fun little RPG with fun combat mechanics, but it drags too long and the side quests are dull.

A great game, started its own genre. That being said, the game falls off a cliff after Anor Londo.

A decent Bioware-lite that is bogged down by too many boring side activities and backtracking.

Too many long unskippable cutscenes... but this is Suikoden at its very best.

TLOU in medieval France. Fun story but the gameplay feels too restrictive; not enough options.

QoL changes, the story is more hit-or-miss and less memorable but boasts fun characters and a wicked and unique soundtrack.

A Guy Ritchie movie on the PS2. Fun for a one-time play, but why the hell doesn't the right stick move the camera??

Impressive JRPG for its time, still holds up. Great gameplay and soundtrack.

Probably the best arcade racer of all time. A little lacking in content but still charming and fun.

Fun little zombie game with good soundtrack, charming characters and wonderful environments. It's just brainless melee fun.

More of the same, but smaller, buggier, a few lackluster additions. Liked that your characters can talk now.

A neat little game with charming graphics, characters and gorgeous soundtrack.

Fun game, nemesis system is great, but feels too much like a power fantasy: you never really struggle against those orcs.

Exploring the world and performing assassinations is fun and feels like a lived-in experience. Shame the world is rather lacking in engaging activities.

Fun game to play in co-op. Mercenaries adds a lot of replay value. I only wish the graphics weren't so dull and gray.

One of the best open-world games out there. Criminally underrated. Great combat, good story, and breath-taking atmosphere. Driving at night, through the radio, blasting Kerrang! radio is truly a soulful experience.