Interesting casual game, good for mobile. You need to arrange characters and backgrounds in short comic strips, according to a given title. Not super hard. Can be played by older children.

Isometric cyberpunk detective game (like "Crimes and Punishments"). Well written, but gets less interesting by the end. Not difficult. Infrequent saves in "True Detective" mode. 27h to finish.

Great, huge cRPG (369h to finish). Combat is unsatisfying (worse than in the titles by Larian), but the kingdom management bit is surprisingly better than the ones in games like "Pillars of Eternity".

Not as good as XCOM 2, but its DNA it's definitely there; pity that's not going to have a sequel. The writing takes a down turn at the end, but still it's an enjoyable game (and huge: over 170h).

The original, remade with 0's engine. 39h to finish the story with 40% of the achievements and close to 33% of the content. "Majima Everywhere" was kind of a lie, because he remained hidden a lot.

Very well-written text-based sci-fi adventure, with good visuals and music too. But the gameplay is very simple and not challenging in the least, so I recommend this to people who love reading.

I wanted to play a soulslike, and this isn't it; it's more of a 3rd-person platformer collecthaton with combat, skill trees and linear levels. Still OK, even if I'm not a Star Wars fan.

The complete experience of the trilogy shows that the DLCs for 2 are weak but for 3 are great. It's the best way to play Mass Effect, and do play Andromeda after this _ it's not as bad as people say.

Not the best point-&-click adventure by LucasArts. It overstays its welcome by the end, with a lot of backtracking and obtuse puzzles. But the humorous initial credits sequence is pretty great.

Combat is bad _ it would have been so much better if it was turn-based. Everything else is good: graphics, voice acting, writing etc. Nicer if you were a kid in the 1980s. 34,5 hours to finish it.