I have over 300 hours of playing the Dark Souls trilogy on Steam and I never ran into a cheater.

I'm not saying that cheaters aren't a problem in somes games, but some people tend to overblow this issue and spread the false notion that you can't have fun playing online games on PC.

I haven't played God of War yet, but so far the best experience I had this year was Kingdom Come: Deliverance. What a game! It was great playing an open world RPG that doesn't feel like anything else. It was a breath of fresh air after years of playing the "same" stuff with a different coat of paint. Even a simple quest of gathering food in the woods was a joy to complete, because everything you do in the game had a challenge aspect to it. Seriously, it was like playing a Gothic game for the first time.

I don't think any other game released this year will top this experience for me. Not Pillars of Eternity II, God of War, Red Dead Redemption 2, Battlefield V, Dragon Quest XI, Vampyr, Spider Man, etc.

Total Biscuit was partly responsible for the indie "boom" back in late 2000s, the quality of PC ports we have today compared to a decade ago and he was also one of the reasons why we have Dark Souls and other japanese games on Steam. Thanks for everything!

R.I.P. He won't be forgotten.

This. SpellForce 1 & 2 are fantastic games. The third one is finally coming out this year.

5. Valkyria Chronicles

4. Wasteland 2

3. Heroine's Quest: Herald of Ragnarok

2. Legend of Grimrock II

1. Divinity: Original Sin

I already have it on Steam.

Yes, Only Divinity: Original Sin and Legend of Grimrock II truly deserves the title. Both games have beautiful graphics, fantastic gameplay, memorable soundtrack, big detailed worlds, etc.

Wasteland 2 would be a contender if it wasn't for the bugs in (the Hollywood area was broken when I played) and the dated visuals/inconsistent art-direction. The writting and gameplay are amazing on this game.

Dark Souls II was a very good game per se, but a disappointment compared to the first one.

And Dragon Age Inquisition, despite being a huge improvement over Dragon Age II, is just a shadow of what Dragon Age: Origins was back in 2009. It feels like a single-player MMO at times.

It's a very fun game, despite the clunky controls and dated visuals. As people said, it was heavily inspired on Twin Peaks.

I'll buy both... and Elite: Dangerous as well.

My top 10 would be (no order):

The Witcher III: Wild Hunt

Pillars of Eternity

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain

rand Theft Auto V (PC)

Star Citizen - Squadron 42

Batman: Arkham Knight

Resident Evil HD

Heroes of Might and Magic VII

SOMA

Wreckfest