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Never really kared about reviews anyway. I understand why it got the score it did; it definitely could have been more fleshed-out and better executed, but I still enjoyed ep. 5. "Lame, cliche ending" is a subjective statement, but many would agree with it. Personally, I was fine with it.

Naughty Dog, Bethesda, Telltale.

Sometimes Batman.

Florence and The Machine. Lana Del Rey.

I wanna be that maniacal goat from Goat Simulator. Imagine that.

Christopher Nolan's Batman Trilogy. I really enjoy the X-Men films though.

Plus, although this is for movies, I really love the new TV show for The Flash. Fun stuff.

Normal is actually okay in Outlast, compared to Nightmare and Insane mode. The fact that those two other difficulty level are there should tell you something.

I wouldn't call it hard at all, though I can't remember if I used a walkthrough to beat the game, just that I finished it in one day and had a blast playing it. Don't let the fact that you might die a couple of times stop you from getting the game - I think you'll find it easy once you get the hang of it, but you should definitely get it.

I struggled with the same decision myself, though in the end, I decided to forget about it and just wait for the reviews to roll in before I get any, specifically for Mad Max. The only game I'm having no doubt about getting is Fallout 4.

I've never played Rage, though it does indeed look and play a lot like Mad Max. If you're in dire need for either of those games (and if you'll eventually get both), I would recommend Mad Max first, but seeing as how you didn't enjoy Rage, I wouldn't set my expectations too high (cause it looks quite repetitive, if not boring).

If you're looking for something more lengthy, a game that'll last you longer with more things to do, then go with MGS V. I wouldn't worry too much about not playing the previous games of MGS if you favor gameplay over story, and I personally think Phantom Pain has quite a bit to offer in terms of gameplay.

But if Mad Max does end up getting great reviews on launch day, definitely get that. So yeah, Mad Max. That's what I would get.

EDIT* LOL so I just stumbled across a gameplay of Rage. I wouldn't worry about it being anywhere similar to Mad Max anymore, besides the setting. Woops.

Second this ^. Also, Bioshock Infinite. Great game. And to be honest, the games on your shortlist are meh, okay. I would go for Wolfenstein.

I loved Fury Road, so I definitely have my eyes set on this game. I'm aware that its not directly related to the movie(s), still excited nonetheless.

I'll most likely wait for the reviews to roll in before I get it, but so far, looks quite promising. The wasteland looks amazing, and the story looks like it has a lot of potential (the latest story trailer for the game made it look fantastic); the vehicular combat looks rather fun too, I just hope it doesn't get old too quickly.

If it turns out to be a flop, oh well. Guess I'll have to wait for Fallout 4.