I've recently been playing mafia 3 since I am a huge fan of the two previous games and I have been left Quite disappointed, the level design is tedious and recycled and so are the enemy designs, I found myself killing the exact same guy over an over with little variation in terms on gameplay, this really saddens me because the reason I loved the original games was because of the variation in missions, I don't completely hate the game the first few hours I was impressed with the focus on story driven narrative before the game let you do what normal open world games let you do, but when the focus turned to the open world aspect I was disappointed, let me sum it up, you talk to a guy, said guy gives you side missions to lure out an underboss, you lure out the underboss and kill him rinse and repeat.

@Celtic_34: For Me Personally, It Would Have to Be LA Noire.

@mcpanties: Dishonored and The Last Of Us are your best bet

Was Hoping For An Update At e3, Anybody have a rough idea for a release Frame.

@xunorthodox: San Andreas Would have to be my favourite Gta, GTA Vice city comes in at a close second.

@someguy216: If you want to check out some noteworthy games this year you should think about getting Dishonored 2, If You haven't played the first dishonoured its a mixture of thief and bioshock, set in a steampunk inspired world, I wont spoil it if you Haven't played it but you play a supernatural assassin out for revenge who has to clear his name and save a heir to the throne Emily, in the second game Emily is a protagonist who is all grown up and is also an assassin, the games don't restrict you from choosing a pathway. you can go all stealthy without killing a single person or go in and kill everybody, the choice is yours, but your choices affect the world around you, there is a plague going around in the city around you, the more people you kill, the more people become infected and turn into zombie like creatures called weepers, dishonored 2 looks to improve on everything about the first game, which is not only my favourite stealth game of all time, but my favourite game of all time.

@juanwelan: I think that square enix and Sony have nailed the idea of vr perfectly so far, the ability to play as prompt from his perspective was a great idea and can really add to gameplay