A really well done remaster. Great for players who already have many hours in Oblivion and for those who never played before

An excellent game! Has great gameplay, visuals, and sound!

After all these hunts, I'm still empty inside

Great fun! Story is super interesting and just begs to be played through multiple times to experience the many different paths

RuneScape on Steam. What's not to love?

I really enjoy this game. Versus is great like it always is. Campaign can be weak at times but overall an enjoyable story. Horde is still great though I prefer the Gears 4 style with chosen classes and no passive abilities for people to spend all of their energy on but Horde also brings with it new ways to play like Horde Frenzy which is a really fun quick game of 12 waves with a boss every 4th wave. Finally, the new mode that came packaged with Gears 5, Escape. It's really fun and forces you and your teammates to work together especially so when on the harder difficulties. If you have Xbox Game Pass, then there is no reason not to try this game. If you don't, this game is still worth picking up.

Hands down one of the best RPG games I've ever played. Skyrim is a really fun sandbox game, but when it comes down to the story and overall character development, Skyrim pales in comparison to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. CD PROJEKT RED has done something with this game that I haven't seen in a long time, and that's taking their time to make sure this game was as perfect as possible by launch instead of rushing to put in the shelves like so many other companies. On top of the already amazing adventure of Geralt, the two expansion packs Blood and Wine and Hearts of Stone are some the most well thought out and beautifully designed DLC I've ever seen. If someone ever were to ask me if they should get The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, I'd tell them "Why haven't you already gotten yet? You're missing out on the best game of 2016"

The best way to waste class.

I love this game. The story is great and the voice acting is one of the best I've ever heard. Has some great reasons for you to replay the game. The choices actually affect the story and the eventual ending. There is also multiple endings which you make you want to know what happens if you chose the other guy instead the guy you chose, or what if I fought this guy instead not fighting him. (I'm trying to leave as little spoilers as possible). The graphics are fantastic and the environment around Geralt really fits the situation that he's currently in.

The game was fun and was very interesting throughout the entire game. I only had one main problem and that was when sometimes I opened the game, it skipped all the introductions and stuff and it caused itself to freeze and crash. But that didn't happen often. Other than the game was very well developed and the story was very well written.