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

I barely played any 2015 releases so this list is very lacking and I'm not super happy with it, but from what I did play:

Undertale - 30 points

This game has really stuck with me in a weird way, similar to I think how Earthbound is for a lot of people. I rarely think about most games after I've beaten them really, but this one still is on my mind off and on even months after beating it. Determination something something

Dying Light - 25 points

This game finally largely fulfilled the promise of the original Dead Island in being a fun first-person zombie killing game, removing most of the jank and problems that game had. Still some rough edges and frustrations, but overall had way more fun with this game than I would have thought.

Fallout 4 - 20 points

Despite being arguably a step back from even Fallout 3 I still had a fairly good time with this. I definitely don't think they can get away without having major changes for Fallout 5, and I doubt I'll come back to the DLC for this one even, but it was still fun to lose myself in this game's world for a while and OCD explore everything. Easy to see why a lot of folks are pretty disappointed in it though, and while this is the definition of a 3/5 game for me I played so few other 2015 releases this year that it hangs on higher than it probably should be on my list.

Bloodborne - 15 points

They nailed it with a more aggressively-focused Souls game, along with taking it back to a more connected world (as opposed to Dark Souls 2). Looks and plays great with a great artstyle, only doesn't place higher for me due to lacking a bit in terms of gear variety and content; sadly did not get to the DLC yet so this is based completely off the vanilla release.

Xenoblade Chronicles X - 10 points

This is still a work in-progress for me; I'm about 50 hours in so I do like the game and feel good enough about it to put it on this list, but it's not fully grabbing me either. I love the world and overall setup/premise, but virtually none of the characters are likable at all to me (oh my god Lin shut the fuck up about Tatsu being dinner) and so far I've spent most of my time messing around in the world which is great, but also feels sort of aimless.


Notable 2015 release omissions that I have not played that probably would have made this list:

Witcher 3
Metal Gear Solid V
Splatoon
Mario Maker
Transformers: Devastation
Rocket League
Ori and the Blind Forest
HuniePop

Jam it back in, in the dark.