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Games I think are worth bugging you about playing! Mostly first person, single player, immersive experiences. The occaisional strategy or simulation game to mix it up. Hopefully a nice mix of Indie and AAA.

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Recommended September 24, 2014

“You are a bad person doing bad things in a bad place, and you will not enjoy yourself. Best played in "permadeath mode" where you limit yrself to 1 life”

Recommended September 22, 2014

“The 60 seconds of you finally beating a level will be the best 60 seconds of your life, assuming you aspire to A Space Odessy level of sensory overload.”

Recommended September 22, 2014

“Permadeath 'oh ♥♥♥♥ i've never used a gun in real life before and i'm scared but i've joined a cult' simulator. Collect 11 tapes to transend reality.”

Recommended September 22, 2014

“A Lovecraft novella told almost verbatim through a first person adventure game/shooter. Walks a wonderful line between camp and genuine horror. buggy!!!”

Recommended September 22, 2014

“A story told soley through stunning architecture. Explore a vast, deserted city...or machine? thing? Puzzles are a low point, so consider walkthroughs.”

Recommended September 22, 2014

“Linear, story driven third person shooter/driver set in an open world. Great sense of place, and the shootouts are harrowing. Warning: contains fedoras.”

Recommended September 22, 2014

“Turn based tactics game that feels like an 80s kids cartoon had eggs laid in its head by a Verhoeven film. Name yr soldiers after friends for extra pts!”

Recommended September 22, 2014

“Absolutely engrossing first person, tile-based dungeon crawling. The gameplay mechanics, difficulty, and environment are honed to perfection.”

Recommended September 22, 2014

“Atmosphere and architecture overwhelm the puzzle elements to this walking-simulator-meets-myst. Astral exploration in a brutalist concrete tomb.”

Recommended September 22, 2014

“A full 45-minute playthrough is a calm and relaxing way to wind down a day. Comes with an emotional narrative arc that crushes me each and every time.”