Winter: Bloodborne, Skyrim

Spring: None. I should be outside. seriously, i feel guilty playing games in the spring time.

Summer: Witcher 3, Tropico.

Fall: Madden, Battlefield.

Upper Cathedral Ward in Bloodborne, when the 2 werewolves break the chandelier and the whole room goes dark. The area is already unsettling to begin with

1) Bloodborne. Probably my favourite game of this generation, possibly of all time. I adore this game.

2) Witcher 3. Everything came together to leave a great impression with me

3) Battlefield 1. This is really the only military shooter that has stuck with me throughout this Gen

4) Horizon Zero Dawn. didnt really do anything new, tweaking already existing mechanics, but fun gameplay, decent story, lovely world.

5) Uncharted 4. satisfying, fun end to the Uncharted series which i fell in love with last Gen

Nioh? it might not have the atmosphere youre looking for, but its a challenge for sure.

lol some of us Canucks have funny accents, especially Newfies.

But most American accents sound more funny than Canadian accents to me.

I always found Grand Turismo as dull and lifeless, so that gets my vote.

I started with Console, went to PC and dabbled as one of the so called "Master Race" folks, but now im back on Console. PC is good, Console is good too, but i have more genuine fun on a console.

Im really enjoying KCD right now. Id go for that one

Because I have a more enjoyable time playing console MP games than i do PC MP games.

i kinda regret not picking up this game when it first game out. If people still played it, id pick it up too. Although at that price it might be worth it for the campaign alone. but i know shockingly little about it, it just looked cool