The Witcher 3 is a masterclass in the open-world fantasy RPG that has stood the test of time. It's one of the best fantasy RPG games of all time, in all aspects, and I wholeheartedly recommend it.

I'd recommend Staffer Case to anybody who doesn't mind a bit of reading and likes the sound of a magic-powered detective game with a Victorian-era vibe. The atmosphere and writing are great.

Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is a short, charming detective game that doesn't take itself too seriously. The mystery is fun to unravel but not too difficult to figure out. Worth picking up.

Fun, open-world detective game with a Lovecraftian noir setting. Graphics and combat are a bit dated and clunky, but the core investigation game mechanics are great. Recommended on sale.

Iron Lung is a very short horror game about the fear of the unknown as you pilot a submarine nearly blindly through an ocean of blood. It sets the tone really well and keeps you spooked throughout.

Snowrunner is great fun. It's occasionally frustrating yet consistently satisfying and charming. It's not for everybody, but if you like offroading and/or big trucks, it's probably for you.

Beacon Pines is a 2.5d adventure game that tells a beautiful story in about 5 hours. I can easily recommend this game at the current price (~$20) to just about anybody.

Tacoma is a short mystery adventure that's satisfying and easy to follow, but a little short for the price. Definitely pick this up if it goes on sale.

Call of the Sea is a satisfying, thematic puzzle/exploration game with an interesting plot. Makes you use your brain a bit. Recommended to anybody who like the idea of puzzles and narrative combined.

Omensight is a solid groundhog day-style game of exploration and investigation, with satisfying Arkham-style combat. Definitely recommended.