The game doesn't really work like it used to, but it was an incredible blend of MOBA and Platforming that I haven't seen anywhere else. A terrific multiplayer experience overflowing with character.

Somehow, a blob of sentient meat is cute and charming, but you also have a ton of fun killing it hundreds... thousands(?) of times.

The Final Fantasy franchise really figures out what the Job system is meant to be, and discovers the joys of absolutely breaking the game's systems in half, but in the good way.

Redwall meets Command and Conquer in this adorably vicious RTS with a forgiving mechanical entry point, but a deep tactical ceiling.

This is a choose your own adventure game masquerading as an action combat game has loads of replayability also worked into a compelling narrative.

I laughed at the pooping bear in middle school. I laughed at the pooping bear in high school. I laughed at the pooping bear in college, and I laughed at the pooping bear today.

I love the aesthetics of Don't Starve, and the day/night cycle combined with the in-depth crafting system keeps this game fresh and exciting every time.

Get all of the exploration you could want from a puzzle platformer, but also check out the time trial mode!

Spyro really holds up over time, and this fresh coat of paint gives it everything it needed to recapture my imagination and keep me captive in childlike wonder.

Extremely responsive, extremely replayable, and just as hard as you want it to be.