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I voted this one for the "I thought this game was cool before my friends played it" award because hey, now that my friends know I've played it, I have no friends.

My nomination for the game within a game award belongs to Skyrim, because let's be honest, it's physically impossible to play this game to full completion and not have some other expansion or mod or thing to discover. Not for the completionist, but for the person who wants a memorable RPG experience with infinite potential.

I can't say at any point in my life have I felt more accomplished in a game than when I built my very first extra-terrestrial spacecraft in KSP. There's always something new to try for the next launch, and always something to do better, and always another place to explore. One of the best "Casual" games that leaves you feeling the most accomplished (And I say "Casual" because there can be some pretty hairy moments like ejecting before you smash the water to survive or fighting a melting ship on reentry, or even using a jetpack to get a trajectory back into the atmosphere). Besides this, KSP is a great experience and a space game that totally deserves a nomination for the villain in most need of a hug award, because I'm pretty sure if I don't, the space kraken will tear my ship apart again.

The thing about any Call of Duty game in today's day and age is that they receive tons of flak for being repetive, and I agree. I used to play this when it came out on my PS3 and sunk many hours into multiplayer and zombies and enjoyed this one over the others a lot. As a fan of the zombies modes in the past, and someone who really isn't concerned with the backstory more than the gameplay, I can say I really enjoyed all the zombies maps and secrets they had to offer, before they were over complicated in Black Ops III. Don't get me wrong, BO3 had some great additions to the zombies series, but the genius and creativity of the maps in this game alone are much more innovated and stylistic to keep the feeling of being powerless against the horde. This gets my vote for the "test of time" award because to me, I got this on PC for the great zombies experience and think it was well worth the fun and content, while feeling nostalgic about the game.

There's nothing quite like blasting your way through hundreds of mutated creatures on a blood thirsty quest for the thrown. This game is all about trying, failing, trying, failing, trying, failing, trying, failing, trying, failing, getting the hang of it after about 50 attempts, freaking out because you got past the second boss, and then failing, failing, failing. The beauty of Nuclear Throne is it's equity, in that even if you're pro, have lots of experience, and all the strategies, you can never beat RNG and just have to play the hand dealt to you. I proudly nominate this game the WHOA DUDE award, because the tight, fast, controls coupled with shoot em up explosions everywhere delivers a massively stimulating action packed experience that requires focus and skill. Vlambeer nailed down the pixel art in this game so well you don't even have time to think of the stale pixel art-esque graphics plaguing this generation. Every aspect of the game has such perfect synergy you can get feel as though you get lost in the atmosphere as you're fighting to survive. This game also offers great replayability, as tons of aspects are left to RNG, from weapon drops to mutations, to the levels themselves all being totally random. So stop reading this, buy this game and play it already.

I've hardly played this game however I've seen quite a few videos on it and I must say it's a nice game to just relax and play around with. In the same sense as Minecraft can be played to farm and fish, Slime rancher can be played to destress and give your mind a place to wander to.

Beautiful story. Wish I could play it again for the first time. Even though gameplay is only walking around to find an item or talk to other characters to forward the story, you should get this for the story.

Don't buy this yet. Very poorly optimized. Beyond that the gameplay is okay, but combat/aiming is horrendous. The pre-order ship came with a mining laser but when I tried to use it on an asteroid the beam auto focussed onto a passing ship and I got wanted by the sentinels. From what I can see there's no way to escape (Pulse drive deactivates near them) and they'll just shoot you to death and then you have to go pick up your things. Fighting back just means more come. Quite tedious if you ask me. I'll edit this if the game gets any better.

I would highly recommend this game to anyone looking for an action packed, platformer RPG that never gets old, no matter how long you play. There's something about this game that always has you wanting to keep playing more. Always something to build, always something to collect, always something to explore, always something to fight. And before you know it, you've been awake for 40 hours trying to make a cellphone. You'll want to clear your schedule before playing, because this game is by no means a game where can hop on for a half an hour and call it quits!