Nivalis Nights is a gorgeous, atmospheric experience. The neon-soaked city, music, and overall vibe make Nivalis feel cozy and immersive (unusual for a dystopian stuff.) This is cyberpunk at its best.

Night City is gorgeous. There are awesome characters you actually begin to care about, exploration is rewarding, and building your character is fun. Pick up a heavy van so you don't swerve so much.

Way more satisfying than washing things in real life. It's relaxing, addictive, and great when you just need to shut your brain off and relax. Great if you have ADHD.

A creepy, Lovecraftian horror fishing adventure with exploration, upgrades, and mysteries. Peaceful by day and increasingly unsettling when the sun goes down. No jump scares, just a foreboding vibe.

One of those easy-to-learn, difficult-to-master games. Building a road network is much more difficult as anticipated especially as geography plays a role and traffic begins to pick up.

A beautiful, atmospheric adventure through an aging cyberpunk city... as a cat. Really cool storyline. This is a short game, but at any length it was so compelling that it could never be long enough.

A beautiful game, but not as interesting, scary, or as surprising as the first. The storyline change dramatically since it was first released, but it was never compelling.

A beautiful underwater horror survival game where you explore deeper, discover new biomes, and slowly unravel the planet's mysteries.. Terrifying but addictive and probably the best game I've played.

A hack-and-slash like the first one, but more interesting locales to explore. If you want to kill monsters, collect loot, level up, and repeat, this is the game you're wanting.

A solid hack-and-slash, especially for Diablo fans. The story isn't particularly memorable, but if you want to smash monsters, collect loot, and experiment with builds, it's a great time.