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Skyrim is a timeless RPG classic with a massive open world. Want to be a hero, a Dragonborn, a thief, a mage, a vampire hunter, or just someone who runs around kicking goats in the forest? Go ahead. The world is huge, immersive, and still captivating after all these years.

Skyrim has had so many re-releases, it’s only a matter of time before it launches on a smart fridge. The original, the Special Edition, VR, Anniversary Edition, the Switch version… Every time Bethesda says it’s the “final” version — and every time, it’s not.

But what truly keeps Skyrim alive is the modding community.
Mods transform the game into something entirely new: updated graphics, new quests, new mechanics, new lands — even multiplayer. Thanks to the endless creativity of modders, Skyrim keeps evolving and never really gets old.

9/10 — still starting in Helgen, still ending up with 100+ mods installed.

Rocket League is one of those rare games that manages to be both incredibly fun and deeply competitive. The mix of fast-paced car control with the rules of soccer creates a unique experience that’s easy to jump into but takes real time and practice to master. Whether you’re just playing casually with friends or grinding the ranked ladder, it always finds a way to keep you coming back.

The core gameplay is smooth, responsive, and extremely satisfying. Scoring a goal after a perfectly timed aerial hit or pulling off a last-second save never gets old. The game has also grown massively since launch, with tons of customization options, regular seasonal content, and a thriving esports scene that highlights just how high the skill ceiling really is.

However, not everything has been perfect. When the game transitioned to a free-to-play model, many long-time players felt a bit left out. Those who supported the game early on and paid for it received only a small cosmetic “thank you,” while new players now get full access for free. For some veterans, this shift felt unfair and disappointing.

Still, despite that misstep, Rocket League remains a standout title. Its gameplay is unmatched, and the sense of progression — whether mechanical or competitive — is genuinely rewarding. It’s a game that continues to deliver, years after release.

Pros:
• Beautiful visuals and diverse environments. The island of Auroa looks stunning, with mountains, jungles, and futuristic facilities.
• Tactical gameplay. Stealth, drones, and synced shots make missions feel strategic and immersive.
• Deep customization. Tons of gear and weapon mods let you play your own way.
• Co-op fun. Playing with friends is where the game really shines.

Cons:
• Weak story. Generic plot and forgettable villain.
• Repetitive missions. Falls into the usual Ubisoft grind — clear outposts, fetch items, repeat.
• Gear score system feels forced. Headshots not killing enemies due to levels breaks immersion.
• Buggy launch. Many issues at release; some still linger even after patches.

6/10