Relaxing and fun minimalist city-builder. Great for casual play, but achievement hunters beware, heavy RNG can make 100% more frustrating than fun.

Chill and satisfying little game for fans of cleaning sims. Enjoyed the story and gameplay, but had a few tech issues. Worth grabbing on sale — and achievements are an easy 100% too.

More of the same charm as the first, but better. Simple, fun, and cosy with great humour. A relaxed RPG that’s easy to enjoy—especially if you’re after something light-hearted and chill.

Charming and cosy with a surprising challenge. Solid combat, cute style, and fun gear progression. Worth grabbing on sale if you're after something short but satisfying.

A great old-school RPG with loads to do. It’s a bit dated and buggy, but still a fun, deep experience. If you're into classics like Dragon Age or KOTOR, you'll probably enjoy this too.

A relaxed, simple time-waster that’s good for a few hours. Easy mechanics, pleasant visuals, and sound. Great for kids, but don’t expect depth. Wait for a sale before buying.

A decent, chilled experience, but slow-paced and a bit janky. Nice visuals and a well-done story, though I didn’t connect with it. Worth picking up on sale, not at full price. Limited replayability.

A decent Battlefield experience, but not without issues. High ping, cheaters, and limited maps can frustrate, especially in the Oceanic region. Still, fun gameplay and solid weapon/vehicle options.

A solid, old-school shooter with Doom-like vibes. Great level design, fun secrets, and a cool retro pixel style. The base game’s fantastic, and the DLC adds more—but wait for a sale before getting it.

Despite a small player base, The Division remains an immersive, well-crafted experience with a great story. DLCs are hit or miss, but the base game is definitely worth it—especially on sale!