Hands down for me is Red Dead Redemption 2. I'm extremely irritated with Rockstar for not releasing it on PC. But I bought it for my business on Xbox and it looks amazing on the One X. They did a great job and this is easily THE example all other open world single player games should look to.

We know for sure there will be some kind of Federal agency(ies) in the game. One of the devs speaks about it in the intro video on the Steam store page. So it's reasonable to believe that we'll see the functionality in-game. It's possible you'll need to go through the regular Police Department and "move up/into" the Federal agency.

It's a great suggestion. Just because someone doesn't agree with you or says it's not a planned function in the game doesn't mean it won't happen. Have faith... I support you!

Wow. I've been following this game since the very FIRST announcement many years ago. I've been a member on this forum quietly watching for over two years now, and I feel like I should speak up and say something. There are a TON of people running around here being far too critical, making wild assumptions, and being incredibly unreasonable/entitled. This game has been in development for a few years. They have a "working" game that you probably have seen videos/screenshots from. Just because they are releasing the Town Square as a standalone module doesn't mean they aren't far along with the development. Take a look at Star Citizen. They did exactly the same thing. They started development, began crowd funding, and released a small taste module of the game. Why? Because they wanted people to be able to get a feel for the game and explore a little. That's what these devs are doing. They're not releasing the module because "that's all they've done" or because "development just started". You, nor I have actually gone into the studio and looked at what's been made so far. Then why are you making assumptions? These guys are a new development team but not new to developing. Some of these Early Access Alpha titles that come out never end up being finished because they're created by a team that's never developed anything and don't have the drive or determination to see it through. I have no reason to believe these devs won't follow through with their promises/goals. I read another thread that was complaining about the slow development time, the delays, etc. One person actually complained that the devs didn't get the Steam store page up and running by the end of October as they had planned. The problem was they submitted the information and Steam had to approve it which takes time. So it launched a few days later and this person complains. Really? How about giving these a break. They're working hard, putting content out (streams, videos, etc), and clearly are on track with their goal. Will it be a couple years before the whole thing is fleshed out? Sure. Are we getting tastes of the game in parts and sections? Yes. For a reason. Seems to me that people need to relax and sit back and wait to see what happens. I don't think the devs have given anyone here a reason to be concerned. If you're that hugely concerned over the process, ask for a refund and come back later when more of it is released. You coming here complaining, or challenging them isn't going to make anything better. I promise you.

Under your account on the main part of this website (not forums), you'll see an option to view your Steam code. These have been on your account for a while now. You can go to the Steam client and activate a product code there. If you need more detailed instructions to do it, let me know.

I've been an Officer online and off. Going on 10+ years now.