The forgotten prequel to PAYDAY 2, PAYDAY: The Heist, while fun, suffers from not holding up graphically when compared to its sequel, and is far less advanced, while also having few heists.

Arguably the best LEGO game ever, this game serves to appease Marvel and LEGO fans alike with its beloved humor and fun levels. Its only flaw was post-game content, which ended a little quickly.

An instant classic among fans of the original game, Rebirth and its DLC packs only serve to make the game even more amusing and infinitely replayable.

Buyer beware: this game is extremely difficult! But if challenge is for you, the pixel art style of this game is wonderful to look at, and it controls very nicely, making the rage all worthwhile!

If you're willing to deal with a camera that tends to give you bad angles, Woodle Tree Adventures is beautifully made, and has fun platforming elements, along with being fun and easy to 100%.

Who knew colorful polygons could give you such emotions? An all-time favorite puzzle game that anyone can find enjoyment out of!

This game definitely deserves more love. Not only is it hilarious, beautiful, fourth-wall-breaking, and challenging, Knights of Pen and Paper 2 is an all around classic-feeling RPG.

Despite its cheap pricepoint, Greyfox is a sub-par game due to its weak story that, despite being funny at certain points, is ultimately lackluster and quickly put together.

If you liked the original, you'll love Evoland 2. Much, much longer, more fun, and full of fun things to do for the completionists, this game is a must have for a nice laugh and good time!

A great time waster to play while having a podcast in the background, this game is colorful, fun, and challenging without being frustrating in any way.