Fun but very grindy twin-stick. Lots of weapon and character customization so it offers many different styles of play, but unlocking everything is a grindfest. Worth checking out on sale.

The map and city design bring the game down and make it a slow crawl with short linear levels. It gets repetitive collecting the same goods over and over and it's too linear even for a stealth game.

The farming sim every game tries to copy yet none succeed as much as Stardew Valley. Relaxing and charming and filled with depth, if you are going to play only one farming sim, make it Stardew Valley.

What was once a fun if not simple coop Diablo-like game was butchered by devs with paywalls galore for characters and even inventory slots. Devs don't care so neither should you. Find something better

Visually annoying with the bee colors and "pee" filter, but the better of the two modern Deus Ex games offers open-ended levels that make it replayable for different play-styles and augmented routes.

The easiest game to pick up and the hardest to put down. Vampire Survivors stands high above its peers and countless imitators as the best casual rogue-lite available.

Like all Bethesda games it's buggy and the dialog is crap, but it offers a large world to explore and with all the free modded content there is so much to do once you get bored with the vanilla game.

It's like a Momodora style Metroidvania only with more customization for combat and it's both sexier and creepier. Worth playing for fans or the Momodora series.

A beautiful yet short point-and-click adventure with awesome atmosphere and storytelling with a fitting soundtrack. Worth checking out on sale as vets of the genre can beat it in under an hour.

The best of the 16 bit era now with quality of life improvements like enlarged sprites, accelerated auto combat, and quick save. Worth playing for nostalgic fans of the series or newcomers alike.