Dues Ex: Human Revolution has set the bar as one of the most hyped and funded gaming projects to date. Toting multiple live action trailers and years of anticpation since the last installment, Deus Ex: Human Revolution falls short of its expectations but is far from being a bad game. While the action scenes may be approached via "guns blazing", stealthy takedowns, or entirely avoiding any from of conflict, Deus Ex provides varying and enjoyable action sequences that rarely get repetitive. The rest of the game, however, suffers from repetitive "hacking" and traveling on top of backtracking through various levels. The rpg element is too far and few between and character customization is somewhat (but not entirely) lacking. The saving grace of the game however is the amazing story, which although starts off rather slow after the prologue, slowly starts to build into an intense, conspiracy theory driven plot that will constantly keep you guessing as to what the truth behind everything is.

A unique indie game that supplies the player with hours of unique gameplay I've never seen before. A complex battle simulator, that almost gives this game a chess-like feeling to it, allows the player to make tactical moves in order to gain the upperhand on the opponent. Seeing your strategy in action and becoming the victor in a skirmish is one of the most rewarding feelings i've experienced.

Truly one of the greatest games in the history of video games. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has both "quality" and "quantity" that supplies the player with hours upon hours of addicting gameplay and immersive stories ranging from the main quest to a pletora of side quests; Skyrim makes it's mark as the best rpg to be ever made. I highly recommend this game to anyone and everyone.