A truly fantastic take on the "souls-like" genre, and the first that I consider to meet (and possibly even surpass) the standard set by From Software.

A fry cry from the older Fatal Frame games, Maiden of Black Water is a total drag. Without puzzles and exploration, you're left with a mediocre mission-based action game with boring combat.

While currently only a demo is available, The Last Exterminator is a great retro FPS in the style of Half-Life 1. Great gameplay and aesthetics, all running on a custom enginge.

Same old Portal, new graphical gimmicks. Impressive, but the performance is poor relative to performance, even on decent hardware.

Explore and scrounge around a familiar-yet-strange and barren city on your quest to get a train ticket. It's hard to achieve this odd tone without seeming pretentious, but the developers nailed it.

While linear and simple to a fault, the Uncharted series offer some unparalleled archaeological action-capers. These really are some of the most polished and memorable games ever made.

It's no mystery why CSGO is still massively popular a decade after release: it's the classic multiplayer FPS with a perfect mix of tactical and arcade fun.

It's no mystery why Dota 2 is still so popular nearly a decade after release: it's the best MOBA ever made with tons of custom content to boot.

It's no mystery why Team Fortress 2 is still massively popular over 15 years after release: it's the best multiplayer FPS ever made.

The latest game in the Hitman franchise provides an unparalleled level of freedom in its World of Assassination. It's discreet, but freeform levels provides endless ways to complete your killer goals.