Peaceful, yet challenging. A masterpiece on the level of the classic Harvest Moon, SV is a beautiful farm-life game focused on watching the fruits of your labor slowly develop. A lifestyle simulator.

The spiritual successor to Bullfrog's "Syndicate" (several original team members working on it). Cyberpunk corporate squad-based action with great atmosphere. Needs a few improvements on SFX design.

One of the most immersive survival games I ever played. Amazing atmosphere, that gradually turns each playthrough into an artwork. All this while still in Early Access, centered on its sandbox mode.

Deserving of the title of spiritual successor to the acclaimed classic Dungeon Keeper. Assume the role of an enterprising evil lord, bent on conquering the Overworld. Hillarious voice acting! Meh DLC.

The proper way to reboot a classic! Hillarious over-the-top fun, on a samurai / demon-themed melee & ranged FPS with RPG elements. Cutting your way through Yakuza & demons alike, dark humor included.

Hundreds of hours of heist-themed horde-shooter fun, still dev-supported in 2017! Two problems: multiplayer game with a fairly toxic community, and an overload of DLCs (though none fundamental / P2W).

The entire series is the crown in Sid Meier's game design career. Its 5th iteration brings welcome innovations to the game, creating a masterpiece that firmly stands the test of time, to this day.

Terraria! This gem became an unexpected addiction. Dozens, if not hundreds of hours of content, in the form of exploration, crafting, combat and building. At each corner, new stuff to do or discover.

Worthy of the ES title. Amazing potential: huge open world, volumes of lore, scaled PvE+PvP gameplay. €xpen$ive! If you want to get into ESO, opt for the Gold Edition (includes the fundamental DLC's).

One of the most immersive multiplayer horde games I've ever played, themed around the Warhammer fantasy universe. Multiple characters, beautiful settings, and an amazing soundtrack by Jesper Kyd.