2. Fallout 4
Fallout may not be Bethesda's flagship series (that honour going to those shiny Elder Scrolls), but it is definitely my favourite. I find the setting of a devastated post-apocalyptic America to be more interesting than the fantasy world present in Skyrim, even if all those nuclear bombs have meant that everything has got rather grey. Fallout 3 and New Vegas were great RPGs that showed the care and attention that was put into building the world, bar a few (or in New Vegas' case, a lot) bugs. If one thing is abundantly clear, it's that Bethesda know how to do RPGs. Fallout 4 is overdue. Although the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was undeniably great, I found that I couldn't get hooked on it the way I could with Fallout. A fully next gen world in an apocalyptic wasteland sounds utterly amazing, and now Bethesda have the chance to create an even more interesting world, with fully fleshed out quests and locations. Fallout 4 is one of those games that next gen was made for.