Despite lacking any definable story, goals, or gameplay mechanics, this game pushes the boundries of "player-driven narrative" further than anything I've played before or since.

Despite a hellish development cycle and the eroded relationship between Hideo Kojima and Konami, this may yet be the best in the series and sets a very high bar for open world stealth games to come.

Technically still in-development, this first-person "Harvest Moon meets Luigi's Mansion" is nonetheless already one of the most endearing farm simulators I've ever played.

A resource management game that has a surprising level of depth and replayability, especially considering there are only three buttons.

This game brought new life to the stealth/action genre and would serve as a template for fast paced combat mechanics for years to come. Perfectly captures the grit and thrill of being the Batman.

Any fan of Harvest Moon should try this game; It captures the nostalgia of the original SNES while still feeling new and unique and receives periodic updates that add more content and polish.

What's to say that hasn't been said already? A pinnacle in open world RPG's that truly emphasizes player choice/freedom. "Survival" difficulty will change the way you approach every decision.

A great genre mash-up between Tower Defense and Action RPG. It can be played solo, but really shines when played with friends. DLC packs extend replayability by adding new hero classes to explore.

The Sims meets Sim City meets Minecraft meets Harvest Moon. Add in a touch of AI driven narrative and a dash of rogue-like replayability. A game that scratches many itches.

Great for anyone who's ever wanted to fly their own spaceship. No real "campaign" to speak of, but a similar kind of player freedom that you see in games like Minecraft. Best played with a joystick.