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This game looks very promising. Shame I didn't have the means to back it on Kickstarter but it definitely is a day one buy once it is released on steam.

I would like to vote for @Farmerk. He is a nice lad and he would make a very good mod. <3

The horror, the horror...

Action-Adventures because they are so rare these days. Everybody simply wants to jump in the open-world/rpg band wagon nowadays. Looking forward to Uncharted 4.

Shops. They are rarely useful in any video game. Give me a video game with a proper shop.

Yeah, some 15 years ago. It was a pretty scary game.

I've been following this game ever since I read about it on these boards a few years back. Happy to hear it is selling well. Buying it as soon as I'm finished with Pillars of Eternity.

This or Dragon Quest Heroes. The Decision!

I have a AMD Radeon 7770 and only 4 GB RAM so I'll be playing it on the PS4.

I read some nice things here. Imagine for a second what quests Obsidian can come up with the new creation engine. I mean you can create a settlement and run brahmin caravans! I would love to see those shiny new toys in Obsidian hands with adequate time for development.

I wonder what they could come up with if they were allowed to work on another Fallout game. The Fallout 4 engine looks great and Fallout: New Vegas was a very refreshing experience for me. What do you guys think?

Yeah, the first was pretty damn neat, the locations, the story and so on...haven't played the second one yet but I heard all sorts of bad things about it.

Thanks for the info. I will definitely go for Bloodborne. I also make sure to play PoE on the side but I doubt I will be able to finish it before the year comes to an end. I spent 15 hours playing it when it came out and I felt that I had barely scratched the surface. Both Bloodborne and PoE are...

I only have 2 months before the year comes to an end and I don't know which one of these is worth my time before deciding for my GOTY: Bloodborne Pillar of Eternity Fallout 4 I strongly recommend playing Peace Walker before MGS V: The Phantom Pain. You can watch a playthrough of Ground...

Rayman: Origins. Awesome platforming fun. Easy to jump in, hard to master. It also has very charming visuals and the mood and feel of the levels change constantly which always keeps me interested. Truly a gem of a game. Beyond: Two Souls. Story is not as good as heavy rain and it's pace is a...

*growls aggressively*

Dragon Crystal on Sega Game Gear. It was actually more Roguelike than RPG but still it was a great game.

MGS: Peace Walker HD Edition. Controls are a bit wonky, the graphics aren't pretty, but the rest of the game is simply superb! The managing of The Mother Base in-between the missions is awesome. You get to recruit whatever soldiers you don't kill. You send them back to The Mother Base during...

GTA Online. It's pretty good actually. It's just the online options that are counter-intuitive as fuck. It takes you a couple of hours just to figure out how everything works.

I felt great playing this game at first, I even went as far as saying "It's close to perfection...", but after awhile I am starting to notice little things I don't like: -The horse is undeniably the most annoying horse in the history of video games(fuck you roach, I hope you fall off a cliff...