RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 is a game that, despite some great new features and improvements, has a few issues preventing it from being as good as the first two games. Still, it's worth a shot for fans.

Chris Sawyer's Locomotion is an underappreciated gem and a worthy successor to Transport Tycoon. If you love OpenTTD, perhaps it's time to give this diamond in the rough the same love it deserves.

OpenTTD revives the 1994 smash hit, Transport Tycoon, and builds on it even more. With its charming aesthetics, fun soundtrack, and mechanical depth, running a transporting business is a great time!

RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 takes the already amazing first game and pushes everything further. Even without OpenRCT2, it's game of maximum enjoyment for thousands of hours. With it... it'll never die.

RollerCoaster Tycoon is a game that will forever be legendary due to its ease of accessibility, visual charm, deep mechanics, and satisfying feeling when you watch your park in action.

Lies of P aims to be a real Soulslike, and it succeeds in that endeavor. With unique selling-points such as weapon customization, it's no lie to say it livened up a genre that has become wooden.

Freedom Planet 2 takes the excellent first game, and amps up everything tenfold. It's bigger, better, and more ambitious than the original. A fantastic game to own for any platformer fan.

Freedom Planet is a fun past-paced Sonic-inspired platformer that's equal parts engaging, challenging, and beautiful to look at. A definite recommendation for fans of platformers.

"Dragon Age: Origins" this is not, but it's still enjoyable. With fun combat and exploration countered by wonky dialogue and questionable design choices, The Veilguard is a tentative recommendation.

Neon White combines fast-paced platforming and gunplay with unique weapon abilities, making each level a thrilling puzzle. Some quirky dialogue detracts from the story, but the core gameplay shines.