Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition

It gets three stars because I spend more time trying to troubleshoot why the game flakes out so much. Sometimes, no ammo will load and guns won't shoot, when there's ample ammo loaded. Sometimes, the avatar walks so slowly, it's impossible to get anywhere in a timely manner. Sometimes, the video screws up and parts of the screen freeze graphics. Randomly, the screen will not refresh exactly the bottom half. So, I can't see or select all options. The game seems fun, and I used to be able to play it normally. Now, after several reloads. it just flakes out and becomes unplayable. Maybe, I should have given it 1 star. While the design and game play seem great, in delivery, it's just unplayable. So, 1 star for value of the game, and 5 stars for intended design.

If you haven't played this game or Fallout 3, you're probably living under a rock. Amazing story, amazing gameplay, so much to do, and then there are mods. Get this game.

Undoubtedly the best one in the 3D series. Good story, interesting characters, cool quest and, perhaps most important, a world so immersive that it's hard to part ways, even when you've finished it four or five times already. Not to forget: unlike the bethesda games, Obsidian's gem actually lets you be whoever you want to be. There's no father or child to be saved, it's just you, the mysterious courier, carving his/her path through the wilderness of the mojave.

A great game with a great campaign and side quests worth playing. It's just that when I first started playing this game, I couldn't play the game. The game kept crashing after the first cutscene, and I almost gave up. Fortunately I found out that I had to turn off the gog galaxy app entirely. Once I did that, it finally let me play the game.

After the very disappointing Fallout 3, New Vegas manages to tell a compelling story with meaningful choices in a world that is a joy to explore. You can really feel the passion that went into this game. One of the (if not THE) best rpgs of the decade.