Bioshock Infinite.

Cyberpunk 2077 and Shadowrun Dragonfall. (Yes I played the first of the trilogy but it wasn’t until dragonfall that they really hit their stride.)For one cyberpunk actually was fine for me on release I didn’t have the same issues everyone else was having. But I honestly live and breath the Cyberpunk genre. I read the books, watch the shows and movies, play the table top RPGs. I even wish the real world would become more cyberpunk( I would be down if Walmart owned my little city). So any chance I get to live in those words I am usually so happy.

Absolutely loved the Witcher 3

Castlevania Order of Ecclesia, Final Fantasy 9, Super Mario Galaxy, Dino Crisis, Epic Mickey to say some examples

What remains of Edith finch, very touching.

Portal 2, one of my favourite games of all time. Almost perfect from start to finish.

The rest of my favourites took me a couple of hours to get into but not portal or portal 2

Starcraft, when it first came out. It was like hell of an experience, didn’t play any RTS before that so that’s maybe why. Also, Kerrigan and Raynor dude, I mean… <3

When I was young it was Legend of Zelda OOT, then as I got a little older and got into PC gaming it was Old School RuneScape then another year or two later World of Warcraft came out and I’ve been addicted ever since 19 years later. Crazy.

Any indie games will be absolute yes. Although there will be some exceptions

Lode Runner the Legend Returns

Dead Space 2: I’d already liked the first one. I had no frigging idea I’d fall out of my chair into loving this game as hard as I did. Holy crap.

Mortal Shell: the atmosphere got me easily.

Cyberpunk 2077: I was a big hater of this game mostly due to false advertisement and be the first to trend releasing unfinished game in my eye (I didn’t know about No Man’s Sky or others), but the moment I played it on my cousin’s XBOX-S… I fell so hard right at the main menu.

Factorio: I fell in love right at the main menu.

Fallout New Vegas. I really like that opening.

Age of Empire.

No doubt you’ll spend hours and hours straight.

Hardspace Shipbreaker.

Float around in space and disassemble / salvage old spaceships.

Sounds kinda wack, but it is incredibly relaxing to just put on some music and disassemble some stuff. I enjoy the OST a lot as well.

Ghost of Tsushima.

I didn’t want to play it. Finally decided I needed to try. Knew less than an hour in I was beyond hooked.