Science fiction and role-playing go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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If you’re new to the genre, you’ll find tons of games to add to your wishlist.
For the veterans, prepare for a pleasant trip down memory lane and a few surprises.
It is set in a future where humans have colonized a new star system.
However, not everybody made it to their new home.
And it just so happens that you were a part of that unlucky group.
That’s just the basic setup for what turns out to be a compelling tale filled with witty dialogue.
The mixing of the two genres works extremely well and makes the combat very satisfying.
Nier: Automata isn’t all about combat, though, as it also provides a deep narrative.
The tale mostly revolves around a war between androids and machines.
Yet, it gets a lot more complex as you get deeper into it.
In fact, it can perhaps get too complicated at times, but it remains engrossing nonetheless.
The story revolves around the protagonist as she attempts to learn more about herself and the world she inhabits.
It serves as a compelling mystery throughout.
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Equally interesting is the combat.
You continually have to face and bring down machines of all different types.
The same tactics won’t work for every foe, so you must be adaptable.
While the game may not be the longest, it still offers a fresh experience.
WithBorderlands 3, the experience has only improved.
While the story might not be its strongest aspect, you’re in for an enjoyable and special ride.
Fortunately for the entire gaming community, this tactical role-playing game delivers the goods in Shadowrun Returns.
Admittedly, this title is one of the shorter games to make this list.
There are so many different playstyles and stuff to toy around with.
The story is also mindblowing, especially towards the end.
Never before in a Bethesda game will you be just dumbfounded by the events unfolding.
It’s a total blast of a game as long you engage with the parts you enjoy.
There’s so much in this game that not every bit of it will be to your liking.
Bethesda proved withFallout 3that the series could work as a first-person shooter.
But Fallout: New Vegas allowed you to revel in that success.
In the truest sense of the term, you get to role-play as absolutely anything you want.
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The game does focus on several different professional paths: business, industry, military, or exploration.
