By design, as goofy as it gets, and yet it truly puts you in the shoes of a grunt against an unstoppable horde of giant monsters. Responsive and addictive combat, if a bit grindy.

An excellent pick for your first 4X. Although daunting, it has a robust tutorial. Every faction has its own unique spin, as well as a game-spanning story line. A fun strategy game with a fun setting.

A remake of Yakuza 1. All the best parts were added to make it line up with 0. It's underwhelming if you started with the prequel, but it's fundamental to the series, and it's worth it for Nishiki.

Isn't that the zionist game?

The stealth assassination game par excellence, where each level is a sandbox to crack open. It's short when you know what to do, so the fun part is experimenting to find the perfect plan.

Deckbuilding strategy in a hyper-capitalist dystopia. Overcome the sharp difficulty spikes, and your reward is an amazing story. Directly follows Lobotomy Corporation: read a Let's Play of that first.

A 3D platformer with absurdly satisfying controls. The slight jank lets you complete some puzzles with less abilities than intended. I 100%ed it because it was simply that much fun.

A short post-apocalyptic VN with gorgeous imagery, but a pretty bare story. Worth picking up for the visuals alone. Keep an eye out for whatever this dev makes next.

A movement shooter with sluggish movement. Enemies are generic, the setting is a transparent mishmash of Ultrakill and Dark Souls. Wait until it's out of early access and see if it's better by then.

In spite of some great moments and interesting ideas, the presence of characters from the first game leads to some baffling storytelling decisions. Get on sale if you're really interested.