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"Life doesn't get easier or more forgiving; we get stronger and more resilient." - Steve Maraboli

Except in Risk of Rain 2, life responds to your growing strength and resilience by cursing you: it subjects you to increasingly unbearable trials and tribulations, until you either succumb to life's overwhelming cruelty or make the active decision to end things once and for all.

...It's super fun, check it out.

Ye, still good.

After the release of Skyrim in 2011, I distinctly remember telling others, "Well, I'm still playing Oblivion." This remark would be returned with praises and nostalgic stories of Bethesda's 2006 Elder Scrolls title. Ten years have passed since this game's debut, and I still find myself longing to return to Cyrodiil every now and then. This game hits all the right spots at all the right times, and it'll continue to do so for years to come.

I'm not sure how mere words could possibly form a summation for my adoration and the enjoyment I've found in Skyrim. This game had provided me with a plethora of fond memories from my adventures in the snowy province. With countless quests and interactions, there's hardly a dull moment in the robust life of a dovahkiin. Now, of course there's the occasional bugs and glitches. I won't deny that I've experienced my fair share of these, all varying from amusing, annoying, and/or frustrating. But that's an incredibly meager price to pay for the vast immersion I recieved when I was dropped into the culturally rich, lore-filled world of Nirn once again. Truly, there's something in Skyrim for everyone. Even when the gameplay ceased to amuse me, the world and its' people continues to enthrall me. I'm no stranger to Tamriel, and I intend to stay here for a long, long time.

The confusion. The suspense. The mystery.
BioShock immerses you into the self-proclaimed utopian city of Rapture from the very first steps you take. Everything from the atmosphere to the compelling story unravels the past of the "infallible" city gone awry. This game not only urged me to fight for my survival, but also to exhume the secrets that lied dormant, buried at sea.

So.....
Would You Kindly play this game?