Arcaea

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A forced magic guns game that throws made up words every sentence making immersion seemingly impossible. A clunky upgrade system designed to have no learning curve, leaves items at level 1 for fear of wasting upgrade materials. The combat, while closer to good than the most of the game, I found exhausting, from stalled animation and slow input times, to a general "I guess I have to just hope I don't get hit". A game worth playing if it's free. Also, at the beginning of the game it states it is an indie game. Unfortunately as it is produced by EA it in no way makes this game an indie game. If you want well done games that are Indie, check out Tchia! or Call Of The Sea, 2 honorable mentions from last year.

Aside from glaring issues in game like objects not loading in, especially while driving and hitting "invisible" objects. And the fact I need to sign in to am account wouldn't be so bad if every time I closed the game I wouldn't have to sign back in, which requires a reinstall for the sign in prompt to even work. Story (which I've seen) gets a 6/10, and gameplay is rigid and forced, 5/10. There's a concept here which is almost lost between randomly breaking a law walking down the street, and expecting buttons to work correctly.