L.A. Noire certainly deserves credit for being one of the first notable mystery/crime-thriller genre sort of games. However it's rather linear and formulaic at times, which takes away from immersion.

Quite possibly one of the worst pricing models behind SWTOR...though I couldn't help but enjoy the world and it's lore, even if it's heavily instanced and themepark-ish.

The Forest is great co-op fun which has a survival setting that actually has you fearing the possible invasions of mutants who are eager to feast upon your humanly flesh. Don't go outside at night.

Like most Obsidian games it has it's shares of bugs...but with enough community and official patches, the game is absolutely playable and has not only a great story...but great dialogue and characters

If you are looking for a MOBA that requires more pinpoint accuracy and mechanics, Battlerite might be the game for you. Though it felt a bit repetitive, it could be a solid niche game in the future.

The game has a fun premise mixed with a shooter and RTS where you must fight against enemy aliens...too bad the Humans seem to be so clearly superior.

Rust with dinosaurs...the game is very unfinished and has lacked steady progress. Not to mention them trying to charge for an expansion when the game isn't even released yet.

Rust is fun and visceral experience that requires you to b willing to team up with other players or risk having your little shack pillaged for it's goods...even then it might not be enough...