In Jusant we climb up a massive mountain and discover the remnants of a fallen civilization. It radiats a similar vibe as a Team ICO game: there is a lot of beauty despite the uninhabited and barren spaces. Without any form of combat the only enemies are the sun, cliffs and gravity.

While Jusant tries to be more than an automatic climbing experience familiarized by Assassin's Creed, the system still lacks a certain depth. But reaching new heights is often a reward in itself. It's a beautiful game with occasional moments of jank (stuck in places, weird animations).

The last campfire is a simple game about the will to stick through hopeless times and help others as well as yourself. It’s complimented with a sentimental soundtrack and a beautiful art style.
It runs well even on a dated phone like mine and the game somehow seems so well animated and fluid.
The puzzles are fun and mostly quite easy, but if the game had been even slightly longer, I’d probably have grown tired of the mechanics. So in being on the shorter side it avoided overstaying it’s welcome.

I’ve seen the logo of PT on the playstation store one day, as I was checking daily for new games to try out. A little check on Google didn’t really tell me anything about this game, but it had been just released that day and I thought fuck it, let’s go for it.
What happened in the next 2-3 hours was the most terrifying video game experience I ever had. I went on to show this demo to everyone I know, without telling them anything beforehand, as I wanted them to have the raw and jaw-dropping experience I had. And I played it over and over again. It’s a masterpiece in every sense of the word and spawned a multitude of indie horror games afterwards, that tried to recreate the ingenuity of it, but it was never reached imho.
I was super sad to hear the game got cancelled in the end, but in retrospective I think that only added to the legacy of it.

This is the definitive Battle Royale game. The devs have managed to innovate the genre with new ideas and also delivered the most polished game out of the box. They do not offer new content in an unhealthy (for the devs) pace as epic games does, no matter the collaterals, but when they release something it is always working out quite well.
The core game, movement, guns, the maps, all of it feels well balanced and just right.
On top of that, this game has the least punishing and frustrating ranking system of them all and so I really stay engaged with the game while grinding. The only thing that is ok’ish, is the cosmetics part and the battle pass. Most of the stuff just doesn’t grab my attention the way that for example fortnite cosmetics do. But that’s one of a kind I guess.