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This game in an intelligent commentary on politics, the nature of morality in a video game and quite simply one of the most unique and surprisingly fun games I’ve ever played. Or rather, it won’t depending on your performance, moral compass, and activity regarding the game’s terrorist group. Your money heats and feeds a household housing your family.

Breaking the rules to help people in need costs you money. Spending too long checking a person’s papers costs you money.

HOW TO USE PS4 CONTROLLER ON STEAM MAC STANLEY PARABLE SERIES

You are quite literally tasked with checking and approving the paperwork of citizens requesting passage into the country based on a series of ever increasing guidelines and papers as the country becomes even more wary and paranoid of terrorist activity. You play as a border control officer on the borders of a fictional communist state called Arstotzka. It’s hard to sell Paper’s Please to someone. Whoever you’re shopping for, these are games that are simply unmissable, and will help you or the person you’re buying for break out of the brown sludge that is the mainstream gaming space 😉 These are the top 5 games that I would consider must-plays due to their cultural significance and impact on gaming in general.

Call of Duty, FIFA, Assassins Creed) It can be hard to break through the big releases we see on all the advertisements and the big shelves at the front of stores, but there are a plethora of titles hiding in the corner of GAME or deep in the bowels of Steam or PSN. Now, I can only assume that you, or the person you’re shopping is fairly familiar with AAA games and the regular mainstream games we see on the shelves every year. It’s also likely that you’re somewhat stumped as to what to buy for them, or what to play. If you’re reading this, then it’s likely that you’re in the market for a gift to a close gamer friend or family member for the holidays or looking for something new to play. ‘Games’ by Ian Dick is licensed under CC BY 2.0