Anastasia

Cyberpunk 2077 is a great example of almost too much ambition. I was one of the luckier people to play it bug-free on launch, and it was a magical experience even with its shortcomings.

In Skyrim, it would have been pretty fitting to at least become Jarl of one of the Holds. You do become a Thane, but given that you're the all-powerful Dragonborn... I don't know, feels like a lost opportunity, haha!

As someone who has been dying to hop into the GTA hype train, I can't wait for GTA 6. It's a franchise I really want to get into, but was never interested in until they teased a female main character.

Honestly, Cyberpunk 2077 at the beginning sort of makes you feel small and pathetic before you become a death god. Night City just feels hopeless and oppressive, and most people are pretty rude and dismissive of you.

Not exactly a game, but a DLC which completely changed an existing game: Destiny 2 Edge of Fate. It feels like a brand-new game in many ways with all of its changes, but I think Bungie bit off more than they could chew with this one. I would honestly wait before jumping into Edge of Fate, until more fixes and patches are implemented.

I'm just happy we have a female main character. I could never really get into Geralt's POV in The Witcher 3. I really hope we get some cool cosmetic freedom like you mentioned (fashion is always the real endgame) and solid male and female romance options.