Trine 2 is (ex equo with 4) the best part of the series. It builds upon T1, adding new and needed character skills, as well as much better visuals, that are good even today.

I's really want to like Slain!. And I like it to a degree: dark, gothic world, smooth figh system and intriguing story are ruined by repetitive gameplay and flat, uninspired levels.

D:OS brings to my ming the atmosphere of good, old fantasy literature and games. It's just overwhelmingly enchanting, sucking you into magical, fantasy realms. Love it!

I love Infinite for it's deep, layered story with physical / philosophical twist in the end. And steampunk-ish atmosphere, which is not so common in games. Just don't play DLCs - they ruin the story.

Some say Bioshock 2 is worse than BS1, but in my opinion it's equally great, with its iconic atmosphere, wonderful story and atention to details. Oh, and all those scary Little Sisters!

Bioshock Remastered gives you a bit better graphics and better resolution support. It might seem like not much, but it's more than enough to make you return to charming horrors of Rapture.

I had a hard time to see how good this game is. At first it looks more like Diablo, but after you buy some initial skills, it's still a good, old Darksiders, close to the first (and best!) one.

Developers tried to take too much from Dark Souls series, but with no deeper thinking of how these mechanisms actualyl go together. DS3 is kind of soulless and it plays just bad. Sad :(

Darksiders 2 is not as good as DS1, with pointless use of semi-open world and tons of garbage loot, but it still has this massive atmosphere and fantastic art style, which makes me recommend it, too.

Take old Zelda games, add A LOT from Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver, give it a pinch of awesome comicbook style of Joe Madureira art and you'll get Darksiders. Magnificent, really addicting game <3