A fractured Sisterhood grappling with a dangerous gravity. Communion through memory to find resonance between justice and forgiveness for the you that remains and remains. Will you carry this?

The finest robot lesbian cosmic body horror writing with crushing atmospheric storytelling that rewards re-examination, tempered by the most frustrating archaic momentary gameplay. I sobbed profusely.

For a few dollars you can enjoy a rich person's game while still maintaining ideological consistency about sensible urban land-use with the benefit of also making your friends furious as you hit them.

Everything in Hades, but now with canonical lesbianism. That alone should be reason enough. The fact that in early access it already has twice the content is icing on the cake. Balance will improve.

An expansion pack to Generals so significant it's effectively an entirely new game. The campaign on this is an absolute blast and the unique generals are incredibly powerful. My childhood right here.

Easily the best C&C game which is saying something given how stacked the lineup is. Visually dated and likely doesn't play nice on modern hardware (PLEASE remaster), but I've played hundreds of hours.

As far as I'm concerned this is THE Civilization game. I don't know a single person playing VI, but I know countless still playing V. Iconic and memorable from turn 1 to turn n+1. Hard to put it down.

Perhaps tinged by my distaste of LiS's ending, and betraying my love of lesbians, I couldn't sit through this. It felt like a clear step down in quality across every aspect with a lackluster story.

A chore of a game. The gaming equivalent of going grocery shopping and realizing I forgot my list at home. Aesthetically it's beautiful, but the gameplay is little more than wandering around endlessly

Julia and I never finished this unfortunately, but there are basically no exclusively co-op games like it. It's shockingly good for something that feels like it would be janky. Really good story.