An enjoyable looter shooter within a surprisingly immersive and detailed post-breakdown NYC. The writing and story are painfully cliche with your stereotypical gruff police captain and autistic hates the outside world tech guy. The enemies are somewhat intelligent, but most combat encounters come down to wearing down bullet sponges. The Division really shows its strength when playing with a group that moment when everything clicks with your team and you working like an actual elite response unit is a very gratifying experience. Overall, it's a solid game that I enjoyed quite a bit back in 2016-2018.

A series bogged down by the weight of Peter Molyneux's lies Fable 2 stands out as the most complete version of the vision we were sold back in the early 2000s. Restrictive and frequent loading screens take away a lot of the ambiance and sense of exploration that the landscape provides, the story is decent if not standard revenge plot with some interesting side characters. The gameplay is enjoyable but as you progress in the story you will find little challenge as will is completely overpowered reducing most fights to simply holding the B button to charge up your tier 5 will ability. Personally Fable 2 will always be one of my most beloved games and a great little RPG adventure. However the passage of time has not been kind for this game and playing it today you will 100% feel like playing a game from 2008 the frequent loading screens and corridor like open world outside of major towns are hard to ignore.