Amazing remake of the classic Pathologic. Its horror and gameplay elements are unlike those I've ever experienced, and its worth playing and replaying for that alone. There's also a hugely dedicated fandom for this game online with really unique art and fanfics.

Hopefully the game's bugs and uncompleted routes will be updated one day.

Bethesda, literally why would you make this. It was horrible.

A really fun roguelike, and I am not a fan of roguelike games. The art is gorgeous, the gameplay is fun and engaging, and there's enough small achievements to promote multiple playthroughs.

A fun forray into Star Wars RPGs. Very dated, but still fun to pick up every once in a while.

Was not a fan of the gameplay or the story, and I LOVE vampires.

A fun and different style for the AC series. I somehow logged 100 hours in this game and could not recount a single element of the story to you. The romances were cute though.

The pinnacle of RPGs in my opinion. Every aspect of this game was utilized, from the alchemical menus to the Bestiary entries. Hundreds of hours of gameplay, great DLCs, and a really emotional story about found family.

A really fun Lego game, and the first I've enjoyed since I was a child. Its a remake of the original Star Wars Lego game, but the added dialogue and multitude of characters to unlock makes it a really fun completionist game.

Fun farming sim. Def one of those games you play in a timeless haze for a few weeks then don't pick up again for a few years.

Masterpiece of an RPG. Loveable characters, a compelling story, fun gameplay, and tons of replay value.

Played fully but I honestly don't remember a thing about it. A lot of the characters were memorable, but the gameplay was literally just a Skyrim engine copy, including all the bugs that engine birthed.

An all time favorite for a compelling story and fun gameplay elements. Some aspects such as the hacking minigames are unneeded and I'm unsure why the remaster didn't do away with them entirely, but the updated graphics make for a great replay of a classic.

This game is very much a product of its time, but for all its flaws it delivered exactly what it promised to in 2010. I would argue it also changed the RPG genre for the greater, with romanceable characters and compelling dialogue choices.

Hopefully it will get a remake one day!

A very dated MMO. Fun for those who love LOTR lore, but not my thing.

One of my favorite games of all time for nostalgic reasons, the older I've gotten the more I've come to terms with its flaws. The game is not really playable without mods to fix broken questlines, which if you don't mind doing, isn't a huge deal.

This game is special to me and its soundtrack will always be one of the best game soundtracks I've ever listened to.