Visually unimpressive, unabashedly campy, technically flawed, badly optimized, but ultimately undeniably fun and lighthearted thanks to its simple fast-paced combat and b-movie characters. 7/10

A great remake of a decent strategy game, with much needed multiplayer improvements that unfortunately hurt the singleplayer campaign quite a bit in turn. 8/10

Not groundbreaking, but an all-round a solid if unbalanced experience with a roster of visually uninspired (the original character designs were superior) but gameplay wise very fun heroes. 8/10

A massively original masterpiece whose clunky but addictive gameplay is uplifted by a macabre story and grandiose setting, the themes of which still hit just as hard today. 10/10

Workmanlike gameplay drawing from every popular shooter is made unique by a considerable infusion of dark humor that may not be to everyone's taste, but is certainly to mine. 8/10

Pretty visuals can't make up for super-janky combat, half-assed story, and repetition, but a good sense of atmosphere and lots of nostalgia make this at least an interesting experience. 5/10

A considerable step-up from the first in practically every way, Plague Tale: Requiem is not to be missed if you love narrative-driven games. 9/10

Holds up extremely well even in 2022, bolstered by fantastic writing, intriguing characters, and fun to fight monsters. The combat may be unremarkable, but at least its set in a great open world. 9/10

A visually bold medieval tale filled with endlessly interesting and peculiar characters that stands to become an instant classic as one of the most enchanting point and click games ever. 10/10

A surprisingly immersive piece of interactive fiction, with amateurish writing that feels strangely fitting, and choices that actually seem to have sizeable impacts, even if it's real short. 8.5/10