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

Arkham Knight - 100.



Undertale -- 100

....FINE. You are REALLY not going to like what happens next...

Undertale - 40. Most emotionally captivating and replayable game of the year, most memorable music by far, plus easily the largest fanbase producing fanwank daily.
Axiom Verge - 20. Amazing metroid clone I can't stop playing, and it trips the hell out later on. Many creepy dreams from this one.
Broforce - 10. GO GO GO! NOOOOOO! :CRYING EAGLE:
Bloodborne - 10. This kicked my ass but I kept coming back. The graphics are goddam amazing and I liked the setting a lot more than Dark Souls 2, and the controls are just right; even if I keep fumbling, it's all my fault.
Transistor - 10. Amazing action-RPG, epic combos, amazing follow-up to Bastion, almost everything I want in a smart hack-n-slash.
Life Is Strange - 5. I'm a diehard fan of Toki wo karkeru shojo/The girl who leapt through time, of course I'm going to love this, even if it's darker and moodier.
I Am Bread - 5. Die trying to replicate the trailer as many times as you can bear to! But it's a great party game, keep passing the controls and take a shot every fail, cheer every win.

I had to cut out quite a few I first played this year, once I verified that they were older than I thought. Barely started Witcher 3, so I can't say yet, though I'm groaning more than enjoying so far.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Philia

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.

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.

How ya doing, buddy?