Ha ha, you old people :P JK. I don't understand why games are getting easier... E. g. When I was about twelve years old I got Tomb Raider: Anniversary and I had to download some walkthrough tutorial to be able to (almost) finish it. Yeah, I was a kid and a terrible noob, but it was more difficult than the newest Tomb Raider. I wrote a post about it. It was actually my first gaming post ever (HERE). On the other hand I tried to play Gothic (maybe III?), because I know my dad was playing it when I was a kid and I didn't know what to do. No quest markers on a map, etc. The developers are ruining our generation and our gaming skills :D It's not our fault!

Well, Xcom would be even harder for me, because I never find my way into strategies, but it's a fact that I never really played one.

I hope you will write about Kingdom Come Deliverance.

I don't know when I'll get back to KCD. I last played it two months ago, and now PS4 (I have PS4 version) is occupied by my bf.

I never heard about Gone Home, but it sounds pretty interesting. I guess I should play it.

I loved the characters in Dragon Age: Inquisition. My favorite squad was Dorian, Varric, and Cassandra. They made fun of each other all the time and I really liked talking with them and trying to seduce them :D And the soundtrack is so awesome. Every time I hear it I have a tear in my eye, so many memories. About the story, I don't know, I didn't play previous games, and it was my first action RPG, so I had no problem with anything. Inventory etc. is just about habits.

Then you should definitely play the whole Mass Effect trilogy with one character. You can import saves from the previous episode into next. I liked it a lot. Thanks to that my Sheppard was not just another character I created. He grew into my heart.