A game to just turn off your brain and fight. It's rather simple in terms of how combat works and the strategy isn't deep, but it's satisfying to slowly upgrade your characters and mash. 6.2/10

A puzzle game based around perspective. The puzzle aspect provides interesting challenges, but the fact you have to navigate the world in this puzzle-like fashion gets aggravating over time. 5.8/10

This game has so many things that lack polish and it feels quite stiff so I wouldn't really recommend it. It feels like a Chinese mobile game, not a bad game but time is best spent elsewhere. 3.4/10

A great little management game where you fight to not get blown out of space. It always felt a little too RNG dependent for me if you're really trying to win, but it's a blast casually. 7.5/10

I consider this the best FF ever made. The materia system is what I'd call the gold standard of the RPG genre. It allows for creativity and encourages testing. The plot is dark and atypical. 9.8/10

The minigame from The Talos Principle the game. I'd highly suggest playing Talos Principle first and if you crave more puzzle you can come back for more. It's a minigame, but it's free. 4.3/10

It's basically a simplified coding/puzzle game. I'd say it's pretty fun at first but as you go on some of the functions are a bit confusing and hard to figure out. It's very hit or miss. 5.7/10

Basically this is just a better version of Zestiria in every way. If you're going to play a Tales game this is the best place to start. Great characters, good combat, and tons of side mission. 9.5/10

Worst of the Neptunia games on Steam in terms of story, characters, and reused assets. For the best Neptunia story play ReBirth1, for more diversity ReBirth3, for a better game Fairy Fencer F. 3.4/10

A classic platformer with incredibly tight controls. It's a bit on the shorter side (10 or so hours for 100% first time around) but it's fairly replayable just due to fun bosses and mechanics. 8.6/10