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One of my favorite games of all time. There has never, nor will there ever be, another Team Fortress 2. Which is why the state it's in is so pitiful: ~70% of steam chart is bots, cheating bots raid most Valve-run servers, community is the only reason this game receives updates. It's a truly magical game, but in its current state I don't recommend anyone try TF2.

Just play Uno in tabletop simulator. You'll have more game to play and it won't artificially lock you out of game rules and content.

There isn't much to say about Skyrim that hasn't been said before. The gameplay is fun, the quests are enticing, the story feels important to your development, and the environments (while upon closer examination are a bit outdated) are gorgeous and insanely fun to adventure through. However, I believe The Elder Scrolls V's strongest portion is immersion. When you turn down the lights in your room, slide your noise-cancelling headphones on, and boot up this masterpiece one truly does transcend into a whole new world. Hours upon hours can be put into this game just exploring the areas around you, and it doesn't feel like an obligation for some sense of completion or manditory loot/dungeons, you genuinely feel as if you're going to explore this because who knows what could be in there, and it peaks your interest to monumental degrees. In my opinion this is one of the most fantastic games to ever grace this world, but in my experience the immersion and sense of "being there" is stronger in this game than any other experience I've had with a video game. I'll be coming back to Skyrim until there is some sort of god-given masterpiece bestowed upon this earth that trumps it.

Radical.

Lovely; the game modes and all sorts are wonderful and hilarious.