Soon another year has elapsed, and like all the other years, there have been some amazing games.

There have been continuations to well-known titles and new groundbreaking titles have emerged. All in all, 2018 has been a great year for all of us who love video games, and here are our five favorites.

1. Red Dead Redemption 2

The long-awaited continuation of Red Dead Redemption has met today's light. The game is developed by Rockstar Games, which is also known for the development of the Grand Theft Auto series. The first Red Dead Redemption came back in 2008, and we have been waiting for a decade to continue, but the wait has undoubtedly been worth it.

Red Dead Redemption throws you in a wild west and has a well-built and catchy story that immediately never stops. You are located in a living world where people around a talking politics play games, drink full and much more. Life in the city and in the countryside is different every time you pass by, and as a result you can easily find yourself in a wonderfully exciting universe.

2. Detroit: Become Human

Most of us did not expect Detroit: Become Human to get such cool status, but this game quickly took us all by storm. The game has a catchy story and after you have completed, you'll be left with philosophical thoughts about the near future - and technological development.

In addition to the game's excellent graphics, one must also make informed decisions, and often within a short space of time. Detroit: Become Human made us doubt our morale, as we can quickly be forced to make a decision that otherwise completely opposes one's ethics.

3. God of War

God of War was a pleasing recipe for many of us, but this regret was not as we expected - not that it's negative. If you expected a continuation of the original God of War PlayStation game, you would soon be disappointed. This edition brought unique aspects in itself, and the style of play was probably the best in 2018.

With elements of Nordic and Greek mythology, and one's son besides, you struggle through all the various challenges. There are many times that you just have to smash and destroy, but you often have to really consider one's decision and maybe even have a thorough strategy to win.

4. A Way Out

We simply need to mention A Way Out. The game where you have to cooperate and escape from jail. The game is designed to be two players to play. Even though the game is not worth much after the first implementation, one still gets out of a well-written adventure, where you have to make decisions that may not benefit one's player.

What we are most pleased about at A Way Out is that it is a completely different concept than the other games. The game is about cooperation and manages to make the cooperation feel real. The game is not always blowing action, but one really feels that you're an unlucky prisoner, along with his best friend, and it's just about not getting caught again.

5. Assassin's Creed Odyssey

We'd like to admit that we were gradually giving up on the Assassin's Creed series, but the latest edition is incredibly entertaining. The game is catchy and the graphics are amazing. Additionally, you get a lot of new games, and the game is not just a reskin of former Assassin's Creed game, but feels like a considered product.

The story is excellent written and places players in ancient Greece, and for the first time you have the opportunity to choose their character. Whichever character you choose, there is a well-written character development that makes you quickly associated with the grade.