VR can let you experience fantastic worlds, so using it for Ping Pong can feel silly, but this game is no joke. The physics are spot on and the multiplayer is shockingly reliable. It's a VR must-buy.

As a game, this is pretty rough, but as a gun porn simulator, it's the literal top of the line. Cool new stuff is constantly being added, so keep an eye on it.

This game appeals to the lovers of book games, whether that's VNs or something like Torment. It's only a detective RPG as a backdrop for discussing big ideas, so if debate is your thing, so is this.

It's fun to play, but the everything else is a mess. You can't access menus or options until you finish the game, and the story is just as annoying as the original's. Only worth it for $5-$10.

A great place to check out Total War. The races/campaigns are so distinct that you learn a full breadth of strategies, and can then focus on your fave. Buy it + 1 to unlock most races for cheap.

If you've ever enjoyed playing an RTS by building a defensive base and holding out as long as you can, this game will definitely appeal to you. Building your perfect fortress is immensely gratifying.

This is the most nonsensical story I've ever seen in a game. It does not hold up under any level of scrutiny, and there isn't quality gameplay to save it. It's not worth the cost or the time.

Phoenix Wright is the go-to visual novel recommendation for a reason. The wit is sharp and the courtroom is the perfect setting for all the drama, humor, and heartwarming moments.

A scifi story where you play as the rogue AI, now that's a concept worth checking out. It can be a little vague and plodding at points, but if you're a fan of the genre, it's a cool experience.

This interface is an assault on the senses, but after adjusting, you'll see why this game has been so influential. The immersive sim genre exists to this day because this game's concept is so strong.