What is your most played game of 2017 so far?

Infamous Second Son. Kill me please.

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>>384256871
>No Dungeons
>No overworld classic music like Ocarina
>Game reuses a lot of in-game assets
>Story is very weak even by Zelda standards
>Characterization is non-existent
>Item durability is terrible
>Shrines are repetitive and unrewarding
>Enemy battles are repetitive/predicatable

150 hours clocked into BOTW and I can safely confirm the above. Once you explore the entire continent of Hyrule,you're going to start feeling the open-world fatique like I did. Everything you've seen in your journey feels so familiar. The mountain climbing, the enemy encapments, the hourse stalls, the shrine puzzles, everything feels so familiar and repetitive. While dungeons do exist in this game, they are remarkbly lacklustre and pale in comparison to the past Zelda games. Also story campaign is short and weak, characters that you'll like are either not there or dead, and everything overall just feels lifeless. Weapons break like ass and nothing feels valuable anymore except the Master Sword and even that is severely nerfed.

I am definately selling this game after tying the knots and defeating calamity Ganon. I don't think its worth a 2nd playthrough similar to Fallout 3 and Skyrim in both shallow gameplay elements and "muh sandbox exploration."

Also climbing those large snowy mountains/summits just to get one measly Kurok seed, so unrewarding fuck this game.

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Miku.

Bloodborne followed by BotW and Yakuza 3, 4 and 0

Rock Band 4.

God I hate Harmonix.

>>384256871
>in 2015
GTA V
>in 2016
GTA V
>in 2017
GTA V
There haven't been any good games since 2015, anon.

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>>384256871
Heroes of the storm