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Elden Ring is a fantastic RPG for any hardcore gamer looking for a new world to explore. Combat is weighty and takes place in a wonderfully intriguing world full of dungeons to explore and monsters to battle. The only downside is that its high difficulty will be a stumbling block that will continue to put some players off, despite the improved accessibility that comes with the open-world format.

Rust is a game that will make you reconsider your life choices as a whole. From every part of the game like the people that play it, the progression, the hours you have to put in to be good, the amount of cheaters and scripters, and the feeling of losing all of your loot to an offline raid that you had no chance to defend, is enough to make want to throw yourself off a cliff and uninstall the game..... But you just keep coming back to play for some reason. >:)

The Definitive Edition manages to upgrade the all-time classic that was Age of Empires II while still respecting its original version, making the whole experience feel like a whole new game that also manages to wake up memories from the old times.

Hitman 2 is an iterative rework of the formula set up by 2016's bold Hitman reboot. It's the best Hitman game so far, and I'd absolutely recommend it. It's just a bit of a shame that they didn't take some more chances, in favour of offering up a slice of the same excellent stealth gameplay. But still a very nice game! :)

Where do I begin? Honestly, I have no idea what to say. The game is wonderful. Beautiful. Fun. Complete. Everything you do just makes sense. Everything is connected. Every decision has consequences. It's beautiful. Just like they said - it is possible to re-play the game many times and always have a different outcome. I hope that is not too big of a spoiler by now.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an open-world role-playing game that casts you as a legendary and sexy monster hunter named Geralt of Rivia. You spend most of the game guiding Geralt as he explores a collection of massive open outdoor areas, taking on quests, slaying monsters, talking with people, making difficult moral choices, and gradually leveling up his gear and abilities. Basically, doing the whole RPG thing.

From the moment I played the game I was hooked. I just wanted more. More missions, more gear, more monsters, more STORY! The story is perfect. You really connect with the characters. Every character has a personality of their own. Nothing is out of place. This game is the best one I have ever played. It grows on you. If you haven't played it yet, now is the time.

The fighting is great, the world is enormous and beautiful. The possibilities are almost endless. You can just play cards named Gwent in taverns or explore the huge world that was given to you. Slay monsters and help those in need. Sail across the Skellige islands in search of treasures or take part in horse races for better gear. Lift a certain curse or just slay the monster that was once a man. But I must warn you - once you enter the world of The Witcher, there is no turning back. Buy it, play it. Love it.