Half Life 2. I tried really hard to get into this game, but I couldn't. I forced myself to keep playing convincing myself that things will sure get interesting because of all the hype about the game, but I never really understood what's so special about it.

It's funny how some people mentioned some of the best games I've ever played, while I mention Half Life 2 which is a great game for many people. Opinions, opinions.

Assassin's Creed III. Had to restart some missions from the beginning because of mission-breaking bugs. I was about to uninstall it, but it was getting to the finale by that point, thank god.

I think it was that buggy on all platforms, though.

I had that experience with a game called Stunt GP. It's nothing special and it's mainly for kids, I spent hours playing it more than 10 years ago and had some unforgettable moments fighting with my cousin about which game to play because he hated it. Awhile ago I tried to play it again and had the same fun I used to have when I played it as a kid.

Dragon Age: Origins

Batman Arkham Asylum/City

Far Cry 3

Dark Souls

Not to be called F4llout or Fallout (as a series reboot or something), a good-looking bug-free engine (Fallout 3 was a disaster in that aspect considering that it came out in 2008), V.A.T.S system not to be removed, no iron sights, and definitely no co-op or multiplayer. If you include proper iron sights then remove V.A.T.S. completely, don't implement both of them.

Maybe to have some more colors in it, I know that it's supposed to be gray and dark, but have mercy on my eyes please.

Actually I always play games secretly without him knowing that I do. It's been like that for years, he believes that games are for kids and that I should be doing something tangibly useful in my spare time, so yeah...

The world of "I Am Alive". Also any game world set in the past whether it's medieval, world war II or anything from the past, I hate the past.