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Some clunky shooting aside, playing through BioWare's epic space trilogy is a treat. As good as the whole journey is though, there's no denying Mass Effect 2 is the standout game.
It's not as iconic as the original, but KOTOR 2 takes the franchise in a bold direction. Instead of focusing on the Light or Dark sides, Obsidian’s sequel deals in shades of gray.
Lonely. That’s the defining emotion of Irrational’s debut game. It's the key quality of an exceptional sequel that keeps taking away from you. Ammo? Never heard of it.
A game that captures the winning spirit of Baldur’s Gate. Ferelden evokes the Forgotten Realms without feeling like a rehash, and your relationship with your team has that old BioWare magic.
Bloodlines’ ambitious use of White Wolf’s Vampire universe means it looks and feels different from the other sword and sorcery games here. The atmosphere is hugely persuasive.