While it improves the speedy running stages of it's predecessor, and has a fun racing multiplayer mode, the clunky mech shooting and tedious emerald hunting make Adventure 1 the better game. 6/10

The game that sold the Dreamcast, while it shows it's age in cutscenes, Sonic Adventure is still a great 3D Sonic game today. Not Big The Cat though. 8/10

Want a SEGA flare to your racer? Want a racer with more speed than Mario Kart with the same accessability? Sonic And All Stars Racing is for you. 7/10

Arguably the best game on Steam. Hilarious multiplayer fun will be had, and the singleplayer isn't bad either. The mods make this an easy one to rate. 9.5/10

Whether you see it as a jumpscare filled yawnfest or a deep strategy game with deep lore, FNAF does a great job making you feel tense, and set the framework for later games, though is a bit too hard.

Treyarch start their storyline, with a great campaign, an amzing Survival Zombies mode, but a less than decent multiplayer. Worth buying for Zombies alone, but this game showed Treyarch were up to it.

It was great on the DS, and greater on the PC. The definitive installment in the Scribblenauts series, thanks to the Steam Workshop, though later puzzles get very cryptic. 8.5/10

An homage to the days of vibrant 32 bit Platformers and the Sonic series' glorious origins. From the stunning sprites to the melodic music, this gem, while having some dated design, is a Sonic Marvel.

A game that gets in your head, makes you feel guilt for your actions, and highlights that a horror game doesn't need jumpscares to fighten the player. A modern gem. 9/10