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

Metal Gear V: Phantom Pain - 40 points. I spent SO much sniping in this game, and what I love about this game so much is that it offered so much open world shenanigans, I nearly called it my GTA for sniping. This would be the game I plan on going for 100% too and wouldn't mind. What I do mind however is Kaz's complaints about every fucking extraction I do.

Fallout 4 - 30 points. Bethesda caters to what I like playing. Lots of sniping, sneaking, and etc. What I don't like about it is that the perks do take a while to get. And you don't have targeting (like metal gear) until you have it modded on a gun. It put a damper on things when I cannot hear enemies from where they're coming from.

Dying Light - 30 points. Sleeper hit for both of us. We pretty much did everything in this game and I loved it for what it was. Its like Dead Island but with parkour mechanics.

Honorable Mention: Witcher 3 - I've not played this game enough but I like what I've seen and its stunning.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by koifox

There's one I really wish I owned. The first time I was surrounded and accidentally leapt off a zombie's head/shoulders, it was a revelation of how wide-open and fun gameplay could be. Unfortunately, it's also the first game where I've encountered serious clipping bugs in years.

Ah. Sorry to hear that. We've played it on PS4 and it was just fine.

There's nowhere I can't reach.