A breathtaking turn-based RPG. Expedition 33 braves a surreal, painted world to confront the Paintress and shatter her deadly cycle. Fourth game to make me cry, worth every step even if spoiled.

A compact, addictive Telltale-style episodic story with superhero dispatch missions in between. This is the third game to make me cry ever, and the first game to make me cry over multiple days.

As a “Bloodlines” sequel it fails HARD, however if you are looking at this game without the expectations of a RPG - the game is solid enough to stand on its own.

A stylish idea that never quite found its bite. I had great fun at release with friends, but in 2025 there’s little reason to return unless you want a unique BR set against deep, gothic lore.

A flawed masterpiece that still stands tall two decades later. A must-play classic—not just for vampire enthusiasts. I would consider it a "Milestone" RPG.

A confident return to form. It does not reinvent the series, but it restores the core identity. However, it is not without a few flaws and overcorrection from previous installments.

Nails the basics of skating—and fumbles almost everything around it. A remaster collection of the original trilogy would excite me more. Still fun with friends though.

One of Bethesda’s most beloved classics has been brought back to life, enhancing its graphics, smoothing out its mechanics, and modernizing the overall experience—while maintaining the whimsical heart

A wildly entertaining and unfiltered simulation of drug empire management, blending business strategy, and chaos into one of the most uniquely addictive indie games in recent memory.

The boldest Sims competitor I've seen in years—and it makes a strong first impression. Deep character creation, immersive AI system, and some of the best visuals in the genre.