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That sounds brutal! I definitely have to try this. What are the most famous games of this genre because I could possibly have played it already. If not I'll go check it out.

Skyrim SE & Alien Isolation

I didn't know such a genre exist. Can you what are the hallmark features of these kinds of games?

This is impactful because this is the first time we've seen Kratos gain any kind of fist weapons.

Here's another one

Rust is a bit of a reach actually because the game mechanics are very different, the goals are different but I'd agree with Roblox. Having said that, Rust is a great game to play.

This is actually pretty tasty

The one thing I can say about Crash Bandicoot is that the game is full of some weird, random and quite funny scenes such as this one:

Rocket League

Open-world RPGs are normally very fun to explore because the developers put a lot of effort into making even area full of various little details. The one thing I hate is when the world is empty or just bland.

In my younger gaming days, I used to be obsessed with achievements but over the years. I've grown not to care too much. As long as it's a good game, I'll go ahead and enjoy it.

John Marston from Red Dead Redemption the first game, he was the protagonist/antagonist of the first game. He basically worked with the government to take down his own gang but after he's done that, the government double-cross him to cover their tracks.

That's the problem though, most people don't want to play against the AI. Besides, most planes have WI-FI onboard that you can use during your flight so you can play online.

When you say Rogue-like games, do you mean in terms of stealth or in terms of rebelling against some authoritative factions?

Fallout to some extent especially the earlier games. I can vouge for the Last Of Us and Dragon Age, especially the earlier titles.

I have never owned one but I'll consider it when I get a place with far more rooms. I'd probably get Sega Rally or one of those shooting games.

I miss games with well-made stories and no lootboxes. Nowadays, almost every game has some sort of microtransaction system and the stories are so bland and dull.

There's also Arma 3 and GTA V RP. Those mods are great for roleplaying scenarios and create hours of entertainment.

Deus Ex is a good shout definitely and Tomb Raider. Ghost Recon Wildlands is a great shout for hidden areas.

I do like reading but I don't need books to tell me why video games matter. I can personally see the benefits of video games on my life and that includes, something to occupy my time, improving my co-ordination skills and being a part of a community that shares this hobby (VGR).