Euro Truck Simulator 2 is always the game I return to whenever I need to cool down from a bad experience on Call of Duty or Siege. It's calming, satisfying, and generally soothing to glide down motorways in this point A to point B styled game. Some may find it boring, but I find it to be genuinely relaxing. On the other hand, the graphics are a little dated and the amount of base-game content (that you don't have to pay for) is pretty limited.

A solid Call of Duty game with great maps and modes (particularly infected -- was a whale of a time) and a genuinely great atmosphere that followed through from the gritty and action-packed campaign. DLC's were not too great, though.

In my opinion, Black Ops is the best Call of Duty to date. The gameplay is smooth, the maps are not just nostalgic, but brilliantly made and no matter how many times you die the game never seems to get frustrating or angering.
On top of that, I think that the game has a flawless zombie experience that birthed the Black Ops zombies franchise as we know it today because of it's fantastic maps and features.

The thing with The Sims 3 that makes it such a memorable and nostalgic game (for me) is the user-made content that you can download from all over the internet. The sheer scale of how much content you can download to improve your game and customise your Sims further made it so enjoyable, and the base game's integrity, good DLCs and diverse narrative choices just add to the fun.

Deserves all the respect it has garnered over the years; MW2 is a God among Call of Duty's and it's supreme status is only exacerbated every-time a new, boring and pay-to-win COD comes out. Brilliant campaign, too.

A very plain addition to the Forza franchise that doesn't have any overwhelming issues with it preventing it from being a satisfactory experience but doesn't have any features to make it stand out from the three games prior to it, two of which were greatly superior.

The most overrated game of all time.
The multiplayer is like vanilla ice cream -- there's nothing wrong with it, but it's very bland and boring and you wouldn't want to eat it for too long. The zombies feels like a very unrefined experience, especially due to the poor quality of the starting non-DLC maps and the whole game revolves around overpriced micro-transactions to buy terrible camos and calling cards.
The campaign is extremely underwhelming and no missions stand out as memorable experiences, unlike previous games.

The game is tense and scary up until you've played it a few times and then it just becomes repetitive and frustrating. It's almost as if your fate is always sealed when the killer comes for you as it is ridiculously hard to escape from them. Either way, it's indisputably a fun game to play with friends if you're in the right mindset for it.

It's in general a good game. Online can be quite grinding and boring, especially for newer players who are getting rinsed by people in jets every two minutes and the whole concept of it is becoming a little far fetched but as a whole, it's a fun time with your friends and you can't not have fun when you're mowing down civilians in the car you saved up for.

A brilliant game that provides endless fun for all ages.
The addition of servers, whilst flawed in some respects, has added so much more depth to the game and so much more variety as to what you can do to pass the time.
Very fun and customisable, a step in the right direction to make Xbox Minecraft more like Java.

A pretty packed adventure with plenty of stuff to do (great for perfectionists) and the main story missions are fulfilling enough for the average player. However, true AC fans will be very disappointed at the game because it features little to no references of the beloved franchise and there is even less reason to actually use a stealth play style in the game. The world can get a little repetitive after a while of playing and you begin to realise that the starting island (which you spend about twenty minutes on) is the best looking island in the game. However, a solid entry to the franchise but would've done much better as a solo role playing game like Skyrim.

Parkour is terrible though.