The fact that Star Wars: The Old Republic continues to receive updates despite becoming worse with each passing one is a testament to how good its early game content is and just how desperate the Star Wars community are for a massively multiplayer experience.
ArcheAge is the perfect example of why short-term profits at the expense of long-term profitability and customer satisfaction is a recipe for disaster.
Forza Horizon 5 is a perfect mix of arcade racing and driving simulation that will appeal to a wide demographic of car enthusiasts.
Age of Conan Unchained is a decent but ageing MMORPG that relies too heavily on now outdated mature content at the expense of appealing to a wider demographic.
Citadel: Forged with Fire is a decent game, but with so many better alternatives on the market, I cannot recommend it.
Aion is a relic of a bygone era, and no amount of developer passion or community loyalty will save it from its current downward spiral.
Dated visuals and a toxic community make it very difficult to recommend APB Reloaded, even if it has proven its ability to survive on a shoestring budget and next to no developer support for the better part of a decade.
Atlas could still become something special, but floundering on the rocks for almost four years has done little to assure the survival community of a positive outcome.
While it is starting to show its age, no other video game has brought to life JRR Tolkiens' Middle Earth in the way The Lord of the Rings Online has for over 15 years.