Draugen

I thought the ending to 3 was awful. Not awful enough to ruin the game though. I loved the game.

You are a hero.

Just finished my list. I also write a haiku review for each entry.

Best of 2016

	1. Stardew Valley Hey, Get Up and Farm Must Always Do One More day Here is Peace of Mind
	2. Dishonored 2 Emily Has Grown Brilliant Murder Sandbox Plot Does Disappoint
	3. Dark Souls III Praise The Sun Again Now We Are The Unkindled A Worthy Goodbye
	4. The Banner Saga 2 Journey of Despair Alette Holds the Banner On To Arerrang
	5. The Last Guardian Call Out For Your Friend Wonder is Stronger Than Rage The Magic is Real
	6. Firewatch Me and My Tower Voices and Isolation A Story that Sticks
	7. Hitman Haiku Review: Killer in Plain Sight The Deaths of Helmut Kruger Episodic Bliss
	8. Tyranny What if Evil Won Answer Your Dread Master's Call I Murdered a Babe
	9. Uncharted 4: A Thief's End A Nice Way to End Now Let the Sleeping Drake Lie Finally Liked One
	10. Titanfall 2 Big Robot Buddy Please Keep Your Boots On the Wall Glorious Shooting

Best of 2016 list

The moment in Tyranny, where you're standing over the child's cryb, contemplating ramifications.

Ugh... I wanted a release date, dangit!

Reviews matter a great deal to me. There are games I'll get no matter what the reviews say. Like the next Mass Effect. But for games that don't fall into that category, I greatly rely on reviews to aid my decision. Like the new Alpha Centauri. I was planning on getting that, but didn't, because of weak reviews. I had no plans on getting the new Doom, but did, after it recieved very strong reviews.

So, yeah. Reviews matter, at least to me.

I would be, and if I can find a "physical" PC copy of it, I'll get it, even if it is just a windows store code, and not an install. Under no circumstance will I give my card details to the windows store, no matter how much I'd like to play it.

Never enjoyed 1 or 2. I literally started the original 5 times over several years, but stopped playing it every time, out of boredom. I finally managed to finish it out of spite. Had a little easier time with 2, but it never really hooked me either.

I loved every blessed second of Infinite.

So you're saying I should forgo all the small initial steps with consumer kit, and go straight for the custom-built hydraulic racing cockpit with 180 degree wraparound screens? I read you loud and clear, brother.

Why stop at 60?