Deceptively simple gameplay and cutely grotesque artwork meld into one of the most addictive and polished roguelites of all time. A sweetly sincere and sacrilegious experience. Highest recommendation.

Some of the most superb writing and character development to ever grace the zombie media scene. Stands toe to toe with the comic, and puts the dismal TV show to absolute shame. Highest recommendation.

Perfect implementation of cel-shaded aesthetics, with gameplay and an art style that are completely intertwined. A must-play for fans of 'Zelda' games, especially 'Wind Waker'. Highest recommendation.

An honest, depressing look at the life of a twenty-something transplant in an unfamiliar city, coupled with the absolute best programming mechanics ever seen in a video game. Highest recommendation.

Exuberant cel-shading, groovy beats, and a perfect sense of momentum fuse into the funkiest extreme sports game since Jet Set Radio Future. Multiplayer only sweetens the deal. Highly recommended.

What starts off as a quirky Fallout parody steadily evolves into a time-warping, bunny-hopping, head-exploding ballet of death. Charming art and fantastic music seals the deal. Highest recommendation.

A humbling, reflective existential experience. Less of a game and more of a philosophical tool that gives back as much as you are willing to put in. Absolutely profound. Highest recommendation.

Bethesda helms up the first 3D entry in the long running series, giving us the best "A Boy and His Dog" simulator ever made. Fans of black humor and extreme violence rejoice. Highest recommendation.

Garish wardrobe choices and gorgeous creature designs set the stage for this angst-ridden tale of romance and heavy-handed religious allegory. The definitive JRPG experience. Highest recommendation.

The closest you can get to actually living inside of a horror film. A truly terrifying survival experience enhanced by stylish presentation, quality animations, and devious AI. Highly recommended.