A game that had massive potential, but couldn't live up to it. The Outer Worlds have incredible story, beautiful art style and characters to back it up, but the overall gameplay feels very uninspired.

Some people frown upon Civ VI due to its predecessor being way too successful and the DLC policy, but Civ VI has its charm from likeable leaders to endless sea of contents to play with.

Classic strategy game that ruled the 2010. From students to retirees, everyone can enjoy Civ 5 with time passing faster than you expected. If you're not satisfied, there are mods for your picking.

A definitive colony simulator with unforgiving difficulty to top it off. Due to its simplicity, there are billions of mods for your picking. It is truly a "story generator" as the game advertise.

A classic party game turned into an elaborate video game, Among Us is a new-age "Mafia" game without the important roles. However, it can be frustrating due to its average player's age.

When there was a survival game craze, Rust was the king-of-kings. The rush has died down significantly, but it still delivers new contents for its die-hard fan base of Rust, despite its toxicity.

Classic MMORPG that reached the top of the mountain, fell, climb it all over again, and fell again. MapleStory has come a long way, and I'm just glad that it is still alive. Definitely worth playing.

This game is dangerously well-made. It might even trigger a PTSD reaction from some veterans, and it is that realistic. However, it is also very hardcore and not very friendly to new players.

True classic returns with even more contents with official events, rewards, competitive games and plenty of mods. There is nothing much to say other than it feels good to play Age of Empires in HD.

A colony-sim with very pleasant aesthetic, Going Medieval is similar to Rimworld, but focused on creative builds, much like Minecraft. However, due to the game's infancy, it has very little to offer.