Titanfall 2 Titanfall 2 makes good on all of its predecessors shortcomings. A fully fleshed out single player campaign. Deeper player and titan customization. And several new titans that vary significantly in their abilities and weapons.
Battlefield 1 From its emotionally driven single player campaign, to its massive scale multiplayer battles. Battlefield 1 delivers on every front.
Destiny: Rise of Iron If you simply enjoy playing Destiny and want new things to strive for, Rise of Iron provides that. But if you're not a fan of Destiny due to its repetition, I'm afraid Rise of Iron only fuels those flames.
My Favourite Games of All-Time After posting my #7FaveGames and engaging with a few others about theirs, I started to recall some incredible moments with other games that aren't on my list.
Star Wars Battlefront It's a game I find myself playing in short bursts, and not for more than a few days in a row. But every time I sit down to play Battlefront, I have a blast.
Destiny: The Taken King Bungie has been listening to its players, and has made changes in all the right places, and then some.
Batman: Arkham Knight As familiar as it feels for veterans of the series, there are enough new additions to keep things interesting, and a fantastic story ties it all together.
OlliOlli 2: Welcome to OlliWood It's frustrating in just the right way, and I have a really hard time putting it down once I get started.
Ori and the Blind Forest Surprisingly, Ori and the Blind Forest not only exceeded every expectation I had, but proved to be one of the most challenging 2D platformers I've played.
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor I truly hope we see more open world Lord of the Rings games in the future, as Shadow of Mordor made an excellent first impression.
Destiny Destiny has had a firm grip on me since the alpha back in June, with no intentions on loosening.
inFAMOUS: First Light There's plenty of content here to warrant the $15 price tag, and I highly recommend picking up First Light if you played and enjoyed Second Son.
