Steam Library
Games in my Steam library. Won't include games I have randomly accrued like all the fuckin Sid Meier games
61 Games
part of the reason i said i might not want more when i talked about portal 1 was that i never came even close to finishing this game. i barely started it. it seems like it must be good, probably even better than the original. but i think i just don't care. sometimes, despite everything, you just don't care about a game. i don't have a good reason, and i will not be taking further questions at this time.
portal's fuckin sick. it's just really cool, and it builds super well, and it ends super well. and it's fuckin sick. like hyper light drifter, short and sweet, and i maybe could have gone for more. on the other hand, its shortness is part of why it's memorable and fun.
absolutely fantastic rpg. some of the best writing and most fun and well-developed characters in any video game. beating genocide was also one of the hardest (if not the hardest) things ive done in a video game. just absolutely incredible.
the first roguelike i've had a real desire to finish. i suck at the game, and i hope to get good enough to at least beat my father to death. greek mythology is cool. megaera is my wife.
another masterpiece that isn't fully my cup of tea and i've fallen off of. another game i may come back to, if my ever growing backlog doesn't squash it like a bug.
a great celebration of the series and a fitting send off. in many ways the "real" dark souls 2. does not reach the highs of dark souls 1, but also arguably doesn't hit its lows. it also has an insane variety of playstyles, and some notable mods that boost that number from insane to absolutely bonkers. another one i may return to someday, but probably not for a long while at least.
stylistically amazing, with animation that boggles the mind at how much effort it must have taken. oh, and it's a fun well put-together game, as a bonus. not fully my cup of tea (please clap), and so i left it for greener pastures. i may return someday.
honestly, i only want to play this game so i can watch the joseph anderson video about it without worrying about spoiling myself for it. this game seems really cool and has a lot of things i really just can't be bothered to do. another "yeah it's a masterpiece, maybe someday."
fromsoft you sons of bitches you've done it again this game rules. my main complaint would be that this game's replay value is a lot lower than other souls games because there's only one weapon, and the gadgets/skills are a paltry substitute. that said, the core combat feels so strong that i almost don't even care, and the game is absolutely gorgeous. mastering parrying is really satisfying, and a few bosses especially are very, very memorable.
great intorduction to the series. really fun. weird, zany, serious, earnest, stupid, this game has every tone you can think of, and i mean that in a good way. also, majima's character introduction is one of my favorites in all of video games.
maybe ill finish this someday. i just got real bored a few hours in and never looked back. it's also discouraging knowing the ending is completely unresolved and will likely never BE resolved. this is probably a good game. i may never find out.
solid fun. i think i played it the entire wrong way. i don't think i care enough to go play it again the right way, but it's cool. ost definitely the highlight.
it's kind of crazy that this game came out in 1998. ahead of its time in many ways, and is now a curiosity and part of gaming history. i'm glad i played it for that reason alone.
the best world design of any game, ever. one of my favorite games ever. the first half especially is simply gaming perfection. the world, the lore, the combat, the characters, and the atmosphere all come together to make a package greater than the sum of its parts. and the parts themselves already range from good to great. it's fucking dark souls 1 man, it's good.
fuck konami dude holy shit man how could they do my boy like that. how. oh well. at least kaz got to talk about hamburgers for a while. how the fuck have i only played metal gear solid 1 and 5? i gotta fix that
i played this in a single night on my laptop in a dorm on the campus of western oregon university. i was there that entire weekend as the culmination of my summer volunteer work with the national ms society, organizing their largest fundraiser of the year, bike ms. so i have a weird experience with this game, i guess. honestly, i don't remember it all that well. i remember liking it, though it clearly left much less of an impact as the circumstances surrounding it at the time.
this game is so fucking cool. i suck at it. i don't like first person shooters that much. i may never play it again. this series has been shat on by large corporations and deserves better. these are my scattered and complicated feelings on titanfall 2. i wonder if there will ever be a titanfall 3. probably not, which is a shame. titanfall fans deserve better than the hand they have been dealt. so it goes.
it's really good, the only problem is that it sucks. definitely the weakest souls game, but still head and shoulders above many other games. it is a good game, just not as good a game as its predecessor. i probably played it too soon after dark souls 1 and compared it negatively in my head quite often. i may return to it someday, but i also may let that thread of prophecy be severed.
this game is fucking awesome. there's no way i could concisely put my thoughts about it into words here. i love it a lot and i will certainly play it again someday. a contender for my favorite game ever.
built on the foundation of 0, which stops this game from being bad. it's just not as fun as 0 to me, and i couldn't stop comparing the two in my head. the story is good, especially after the context 0 gives it, but this game felt like a step down. it's fun and has a lot of fun things about it. holy shit some of the bosses suck. a mixed bag to be sure.
idk how i even played this game. it's sort of weird to me that i did. it was fun tho. solid shooter where you kill a bunch of nazis. nothing special, but solid.
a step up from kiwami and away from the foundation built by 0, which is good and bad. i like the changes to the combat system, and it felt like there was more to do, especially more to do that i actually cared about. fun villain. the plot isn't as good as 1 or 0 and is vaguely racist?? (SECRET KOREANS) kaoru makes a great addition to the cast of characters, and i love her relationship with haruka. i'm so afraid that she's going to die in a future game.
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very addictive. very fun. one time i got a culture victory with brazil and that was fun. i never completed a multiplayer game with friends, but we did enjoy starting them a bunch of times. i sunk a lot of time into this game, and i've moved on from it.
the only real negative is that i want there to be more game. that said, i think there's a lot of appeal to this as a small but incredibly high-quality title. i had a very good experience with this game, and while i would have enjoyed more i am incredibly grateful for what was there.
cool dog zelda game that's also devil may cry. very cool aesthetic. weird pacing especially toward the end, and kind of felt longer than it should've been
i was told that since i liked undertale, i should play this game. i don't think i will ever love this game the way i love undertale. at the current moment, i feel very little for it. what i played of it seemed to have a lot of potential, potential i frankly wasn't all that interested in following up on. i'm going to say this a million times, but maybe someday.
matthew matosis told me this game is really good and it seems like it is. i don't think i'll ever play it, unfortunately. maybe someday.
It's Frog Fractions!
the aesthetic is definitely the highlight here, but the mechanics are no slouch either. solid all the way through.
