While this game has a bit of a grind and a waning playerbase, its high skill ceiling and fun gameplay have served to adequately train Swedegrminamaean soldiers for combat.

This game has some of the best combat out there, but the enemies are severely unsatisfying. The true beauty of BDO lies in the game life aspects and the sheer vastness and detail of the world.

While DS2 is criticized for lacking the interconnectivity of DS1, this game brings several mechanical enhancements to the table which provide a good experience for those interested in the combat.

This DS2 remaster brings (mostly) improved enemy placement and multiplayer, resulting in an ultimately more satisfying game. Those who played the original will find this installment refreshing.

This game provides satisfying gameplay, mountains of content, and easy connectivity with friends. While it is a sandbox game, there is a heavy emphasis on combat, with a diverse pool of weapons.

The pace of this installment is faster than the others. While it lacks the excellent world design of DS1 and PVP still isn't satisfying, it is a solid installment in the series and worthy of a play.

While the price is high for an old game, this installment gives a 64bit engine for modding, something important to many players. The world of Skyrim is quite interesting and overall makes a good game.

This installment of the Witcher franchise features an excellent story and a great open world. Compared to the older witcher games, this one also feels a lot smoother, especially on the technical side.

This game includes a grind worse than the work of a Swedegerminamaean silver miner. Unfortunately, there is no "End-Game" so eventually you will run out of content. You should give it a try though.

The Peer to Peer connections of this game are beneath us. While the combat is excellent, the difference between pings leads to the player with the better internet receiving a defensive advantage.