Like Fire Emblem 3 Houses, but with super heroes and deck-building. There's a lot of moving parts to this game, which may frustrate some players. I personally enjoyed the depth & endless collectables.

After significant patching, this game has turned into an all time favorite. Their approach to dialog and "cut scenes" changed the way I looked at FPS RPGs. Satisfying action & character progression.

Overlooked gem. Borrows a lot of its action from Batman's Arkham games, but adds a lot of cool characters, environments, and satisfying car mechanics. About as good as Mad Max can get imho.

Equal parts cute and disturbing. While very engaging, a single playthrough is rather short, but completionists will need to play it multiple times to see everything and unlock all the achievements.

Hands down one of the best CRPGS ever made. A wonderful story full of great characters. The gameplay is solid, though it still D&D 5th Edition at heart if that matters to you. A must for RPG fans.

A total mess. A wonderful core of gameplay initially ruined by a greedy microtransaction model, the game has now been seemingly abandoned. Plagued with forever bugs and hackers, I can't recommend it.

If you like Fallout 1, 2, and Tactics, this one is for you. Turn based strategy combat in the vein of X-Com, but traditional isometric CRPG in most all other ways. Great setting, looks great, and fun.

While not my favorite title in the series, Infinite Wealth might be the best all-around LAD/Yakuza game yet. One of the most accessible LAD games, it's a decent starting point for new fans.

A technical nightmare, but a design masterpiece. My favorite Fallout game by far. That said, the most recent playthrough took hours of modding just to run it. Even then, no one has any hair.

Kind of like Ace Attorney, but a murder mystery party on a train with Sonic and all his pals. If that premise is appealing, then try this. It's free.