Another game where choice means quite a bit in your experience. Do you let innocent people in at the risk of your own financial and job safety? Or do you deny them access because of government law?

Unlike the first game, the high-octane action that we see also has a story inside it, and a story that fills many gaps in the series but also leaves a lot of questions that make you scratch your head.

The insanely stereotyped community aside, this game delves deeply into its own story with consequences abundant in your actions. Theory fuel for almost anything, this game is heavy in story.

A game invoking feelings of emotion as you sympathise with your characters. Though they may not necessarily be the most story-driven of story games, it certainly is choice-based and the game knows it.