The final chapter; while it feels like the game lacks a concrete ending, the game is still a wonderful sandbox that gives you plenty of opportunity to be a phantom in the night or Rambo Snake.

A collection of the mostly good Halo games that helped set and define online console gaming, now featuring workshop support for easier modding and fun.

When there's a matchmaking queue that struggles to scrape enough people together to start a match it may be a good indicator that one should look elsewhere for their mediocre gunplay fix.

Another UbiSoft game which means an open world for you to faff about in, visual downgrades for the PC version, microtransactions, but now featuring the biggest bulletsponges found in any shooter.

With the transition to free-to-play, now would be a terrible time to start playing if you hadn't been enjoying the game already. Perhaps VAC will catch up to the rampant wave of cheaters, perhaps not.

It's Saints Row III again except with superpowers. Still fun and enjoyable, but just isn't quite as amazing as that game that came before. Make of that what you will.

When you get Grand Theft Auto to stop taking itself seriously, you get Saints Row. The end result is a wonderful experience.

Put on a trenchcoat and fight some conspiracies.

A modern adaptation of the original XCOM for the somewhat less masochistic modern gamer. Not quite as brutally challenging as the original yet far more fair and a worthy addition to anyone's library.

Basically an anime God of War crossover with Tomb Raider that features a lacking story and mediocre combat. Nothing really special; recommend to wait for a sale if you're interested.