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Reader Discussion: What Is Your Game Of The Half-Year?
No one will hold you accountable for your responses in December. We promise. That said, it’s time to weigh in on the games of the first half of the year.
While the holiday season is home to some of the biggest releases, the first half of 2015 hasn’t exactly been a slouch. RPG fans have The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Souls lovers have reveled in the challenge of Bloodborne (and the current-gen release of Dark Souls II).
If you prefer your games with a bit more color, there’s Splatoon. And fighting fans have their pick of Mortal Kombat X and Ultra Street Fighter IV on PS4.
There’s a lot to choose from, and we want to hear from you. At the half-year mark, which game is your frontrunner to take home the biggest prize come December.
Need a refresher on what's come out this year? Check out our release list.
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