I wouldn’t rate L.A. Noire too highly, as it’s a weird hybrid between detective game and GTA.

What rubbed me the wrong way was the illusion of choice in side quests (roadside police work) where it seems like it’s always the worst possible outcome. The story, especially the choices my character made (without me having a say in it), wasn’t to my taste either.

Metal Gear Solid. All of them, but especially MGS 4 left me speechless and sad-tisfied. I played it pretty much every year until my PS3 didn’t want to exist anymore. I still have times where I recall scenes from the whole saga.

Metal Gear Solid 3, the ladder scene with the awesome soundtrack.

A few weeks/months ago, everyone was talking about HL and I thought, why’s Half-Life so popular all of a sudden? It was Hogwarts Legacy.

Have you tried It takes two? It’s the same developer but a way better Co-op-game.

I played it with the idea of it being a cheesy 80s Action Movie and it works for me.

r/witcher has gone dark until further notice as well. Granted, most of the content was stones with holes in it and moaning about the Netflix show, so nothing of value was really lost.