A fantastic sandbox where the player is mayor of his own village, where he can manage the way he wants, and also build various public projects over time. and yet having a house of their own where can be upgraded over time with a lots of various themes to equip the house. The only point I didn't like very much was the Villages don't contribute to the village's public projects. But apart from that, it is a good game to pass the time when there is nothing to play else.

The first time I played this game was on PS2. A world open to explore, where the combat system is completely different from the previous titles and I loved, I have never been a fan of random combats. One of the things I loved about this title, besides the design of the various maps, the story surrounding the game was the cast, the voices chosen for each character in my opinion are quite good. The system of licenses that the game presents, depending on the job that the player chooses, gives you some strategy against to the more powerful enemies, where the gambits give a great help where the characters become more autonomous and dynamic in the battles. The speed mode that they introduced in this game is undoubtedly one of the fetures that I really liked because on some occasions I had to level up the characters a bit a little to proceed in the story. And in my opinion this process can become VERY boring to do. The extra content that the game presents after some time can become repetitive, but challenging at the same time. But without a doubt it is a title to play for those who are curious.

A world open to explore that takes place in the north, where there are many cities to help, several dragons to kill or not, collect various shouts, etc. The feature of having a family I found quite interesting, but also being able to tame a dragon as a mount as well. The stories that involve the various factions of the games I loved doing them, where together I did some side quests. The dlc's themselves are not bad but I liked the most to do was Dawnguard, where unfortunately Serana is not available to get married. The player has the possibility of being a vampire (where is a skill tree to use) and/or a werewolf in this game. Of the many interesting places to explore in skyrim I liked the dungeons where you have to use claws to open a door using a combination where you normally have a good reward waiting to be collected, and I often found a document where it started to a quest with a story behind it to do. An adventure where have many decisions to be made, along the journey, having friends and enemies in the mix. Even after finishing the main story, the player can proceed to complete the rest of the game without haste. I think this game is ideal for those who like adventure and like to spend their time exploring the world of skyrim at their own pace, in the company of the fantastic soundtrack of the game.

Between the first and the second game without a doubt the second game is my favorite, it tells a "good" story to the point that the player wants to reach Handsome Jack as quickly as possible to kick him in the ass multiple times. I played as Psycho, so i won't be a Siren again. As in the first game there is a wide range of weapons among other items that the player can choose to suit his play style, between customizing his character. I liked the design of the various areas that the player goes through. The various DLCs I played, the one I liked the most was "Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep" and the least I liked was "Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt", those Witch Doctor OMG !!! Please no more !! BUT the enemy's respawns are pretty boring, in my opinion because if the player "cleans" the area why does he have to clean the area again? And why the side quests of the area appear to go the place where the player was in seconds ago? Although that i think is a good game to play solo or with friends.

This was a replay of the original, in which I played with a friend the first time and loved the apocalyptic environment, the story, the gameplay, among others things. The player wears the skin of Artyom in which he has a mission to fulfill in which throughout the game he meets other characters who help him on his journey, but Artyom also seems to have some special gift. I played in the easiest difficulty because I play for the story and not for the challenge itself. For those who have never played and are curious, I recommend playing it, and if you have the opportunity to read the triology I also recommend it.

The interesting tale painted by hand, where the player wears the skin of a canine god, where throughout the game he visits various places and acquired various powers where he can use the brush to draw each of them with their own way of drawin. I loved the various interactions that the player has with the environment, even in and out of combat. There are several pieces of equipment that the player can equip and even new combat techniques to learn. However, I found some levels a bit boring to pass because I don’t have much patience for them. And some lines I found a little slow to pass. But without a doubt it is an interesting game to play for those who are curious and never played.

A visual novel with an interesting story where the protagonist goes looking for her father and meets 12 handsome warriors who will help her. Depending on the choices the player makes, in the end he can end up with one of the warriors. Independent the various choices, I found some warriors backgrounds interesting. However, I think it's a good visual novel to play.

OH BOY!!!! What an amazing game!!! The story surrounding the game shows how the protagonist's mentality is. Throughout this adventure some puzzles will have to be made (where some will put the player's heads to think a little), some battles to be won to proceed, accompanied by a fasinating soundtrack and landscapes. One of the features that this game has (it may not appeal to some players) is if the player dies too many times in a row the progress will reset the progress where the player will have to do it all over again. But apart from that I invite any player to play this game once in a lifetime.

The player goes to the coast of an island where he has a vast terrain to explore, where he meets two factions, which he can join one of them. I liked the story surrounding the game, but also the great improvement in the combat and quests system. (for those who played Gothic first). Throughout the game the player will evolve his character through the various trainers that exist on the island where the player can evolve the primary skills, crafting, etc., where he can also do several side quests in order to help him in this process. There are some (not too complicated) puzzles in the game that require the player to use scrolls (if you are not a mage) to reach the right place. But as in any old game, bugs are friends of the game. One of them is climb objects in which the action is broken and the game gets “stuck” and the only way to get back to work is to restart the game. And the other was in a main quest that was broken and I couldn’t progress so I had to use the game console to move forward in main game story. But taking these precautions aside, I think it’s a good game to pass the time.

Boy, what an adventure! I think this was my first RPG of this genre where every decision on character customization is essential, each character has his or her role and personality. A vast world to explore with dozens of side quests to do, where the player meets a vast cast with a lot of personality. A game that can be played with a friend or solo. Perhaps one of the negative aspects of this game is perhaps not having a linear story, where sometimes the player feels lost without knowing where to go next, but aside from that I loved playing.