This game isn't considered an all-time great for nothing. I came out of it loving my character- Eirtaé Panaka- more than I love my own boyfriend. This game almost ruined my relationship, it's so good.

This film was ridiculous and stupid. But in that sort-of perfect way. I didn't know I needed to see a Swedish man punching Hitler in the balls until I saw it. Could not recommend Kung Fury more.

This just doesn't work. It's glitchy, doesn't have the feautures it claims to, the "pixel art" is so ♥♥♥♥ you can't even read the text, and- most heinous of all- it doesn't actually code anything.

Comedic, yet still very interesting, fun, and has plenty enough goth kids. I would certainly recommend this game if you like the show or just RPGs in general.

Weeaboo Mario Party, with dog girls, RWBY hair models, and all those "bonusu" tiles. Is well worth a play if you like multiplayer tabletop simulations with much animoo.

Crossout is what would happen if Reflections Interactive were good. Basically, it's a competent demolition derby game. The customisation feature is worthy of special praise, as it is very well-made.

This mod for Valve's Half-Life 2- in my opinion- is better than the source. Your experience depends entirely on what choices you make with addons. There's millions to choose from, and you should play!

I love RWBY, and this game cemented that love. It is unpolished, I'm afraid, but at heart it is a fun hack-n-slash based on a wondrous webseries. So for a game based on a YouTube series? Beats AVGN!

This game tells the story of a hapless Mudokan called Abe. It does this with fiendish platforming and puzzles, intertwined with the great gamespeak feature. I recommend, for sure.

When you look for a game, do you want to play e-sports? Then this is just perfect, with multi-layered gameplay. Do you look for a silly meme? Equip the Pyro goggles and have all the fun it brings!