[Question] The Gamingforce Game of the Year 2015: Too many massive RPGs - voting edition

Oh wow, it's time for GOTY voting already? Someone really should have let people know about this thread.

Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate - 30 Points

Ridiculous amount of fun multiplayer. Jumping and mounting enemies were excellent new features that added a lot to fights. Underwater combat may be missing, but nobody cares.

Xenoblade Chronicles X - 30 Points

Aside from a few weird design choices Xenoblade is every bit as amazing as I'd hoped. I don't even have the transforming robot yet and it's at the top of my list for the year.

Brandish: The Dark Revenant - 15 Points

That's right, a PSP game is #3 on my list for the year 2015. Brandish is essentially a roguelike from Falcom with no randomness and the enemies move independently. It's a remake of an old game that apparently suffered from being in first person when it really shouldn't have been. I also seem to be the only person who bought it despite gushing about it to a bunch of you, but you're all horrible garbage people who don't like good things.

Axiom Verge - 10 Points

This was about as close to Metroid as you can get without Nintendo getting angry and forcing you to watch cutscenes from Other M as penance. It has some really clever bits to figure out, and I enjoyed the originality of some of the gear/movement methods. I was hooked pretty hard and flew through this in about a week.

Fallout 4 - 10 Points

Fallout probably would've gotten more points if I'd put more time into it. I love everything about what I've played so far, and the townbuilding mechanic somehow makes it even more addictive than Fallout 3 was. Maybe one day I'll stop visiting every underground bunker I come across and actually go to Diamond City.

Super Mario Maker - 5 Points

It should've come with all the tools already available, but otherwise a really fun game. I'm proud of all the stages that I made (even if rail platforms unintentionally made Air Man's stage much harder than I meant it to be), and I had fun playing friends' levels too. Except for Qwarky's levels. Qwarky's levels can burn in Hell.


Honorable Mentions

- Yoshi's Woolly World - So adorable.
- Rocket League - Car soccer is best soccer.
- You Must Build A Boat - One of my favorite iOS games that I still play now and then.
- Boxboy! - Too easy and short to give points, but a great little time killer.
- Splatoon - I don't even know why I stopped playing this. I need to squid more.
- Dragon Quest Heroes - Only just started, but I love its changes to the usual Warriors formula.

Jam it back in, in the dark.