An open-world fantasy RPG with a medieval simulator. What more could you ask for? Warning: because of the freedom within this game, you might never want to leave your screen.

The game"concerns two heroes: a condemned warrior released from his chains and a mystic heroine restored to life." Not to mention, the gameplay is absolutely stunning, dominated by

shades of green and blue.

Diablo III: Reaper of Souls is built like a classic RPG. It's action packed, enchanting, and filled with enough nostalgia to keep you coming back.

The world of Eora in Pillars of Eternity is anything but unoriginal. Focusing on a blend of science and spirituality, you'll learn a whole new meaning to the word 'soul.'

Everything about Morrowind just pulls you in more, which is what makes it so great. From the giant mushroom forests to the floating beasts, you'll feel like you're in a different

world.

If you're into open world adventures, you'll love The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. You'll get the opportunity to go on quests and slaughter monsters with protagonist Geralt in this dark fantasy-inspired game.

Although Runescape is a MMORPG, it deserves an honorary mention. It's accessible, nostalgic, and makes gaming feel meaningful as you interact with other characters. Runescape gives you the freedom to focus

on the skills you want, so you won't be forced to go on an annoying amount of quests to level up.

This list would not be complete without a Star Wars game. Knights of the Old Republic II received widespread praise for the writing, the story and the characters in general.