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Bright Memory: Infinite may be a short game at just around two hours, but it's extremely entertaining. I would say it has the gun play of Titanfall 2, but with a sort of Time Crisis style. The story and characters can easily be described by one word: awesome. It's a simple game, but it's really fun. I can't wait to see what the dev(one guy by the way) has for us next.

I remember a time when AAA games were art. They weren't massed produced or copy-pasted from the last iteration that came out a year ago, nor were they full of ripped-off gameplay mechanics. They weren't flawless though, they were full of bugs, and their features were limited. Despite all that, they drew you into a new world and told you a story. Cyberpunk does this. I'll admit, I got pulled hard into the hype. Aspects of this game don't live up to what you would want in Night City(police for example). At the same time, Cyberpunk could never live up to the expectations that came with the hype it generated over the 8+ years people were waiting for it. At the same time, it delivered the thing we all wanted: a great game in an incredible setting. I wish it was perfect, with no bugs and the extensive life of The Witcher 3. At the same time, I love what it is.

A fantastic milsim platform with more mods than you can dream of.

TL;DR: If you're a fan of tactical, objective based shooters, then you'll most likely enjoy RS2.

Rising Storm 2 is the spiritual successor to the Red Orchestra Series, and the expansion of RO2, Rising Storm. It's a unique take on modern FPS games, and can be the host of the greatest FPS matches you'll ever have the pleasure of taking part in...but also the worst.

This game's style is a double edged sword. On one hand, a good team with good squad leaders and a solid commander will reign supreme and create an atmosphere of gritty combat. There's nothing more intense than sitting behind a wall with your squad taking heavy fire, and your commander calling in the perfect support to help make that final push towards victory.

However, it can be extremely frustrating when your teammates fail to play the objective, and just run around like headless chickens with no concept of teamwork. Roleplay is a must in this game. That being said, you don't need a mic or even to comunicate with your team. Lone wolf gameplay is completely possible, and still very fun, you just have to play the objectives if you want to be successful.

I find this game to be similar to Battlefield 2. Not Bad Company 2, but the 2004 classic Battlefield 2. It's a game that doesn't necessarily appeal to the average run and gun 10 minute round FPS crowd, but rather focuses on the crowd that wants to sit down and have a 1-2 hour tooth and nail battle. Personally, I love this game, and I wish I had the time and motivation to write out everything this game does right(despite all it does wrong), because if you can find it in your heart to forgive the problems this game has, you'll have an amazing time.

GTA V(and GTA Online) are both fantastic experiences. The campaign is phenomenal and running heists online with friends is extremely fun. Unfortunately, Rockstar social club is extremely frustrating, hackers are annoying and prolific, and Rockstar's pay to win system makes earning money somewhat tedious. However, at the base of all of it is a great game that's fun to play.