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Portal 2 takes everything that was great about the original Portal and builds upon it. It's much longer, has just as good of a learning curve, builds upon the excellent environment of the first game, implements all of the new testing elements wonderfully, has a fantastic soundtrack, and features dialogue that's just as witty and hilarious as Portal 1's was. On top of that, there's also a two player co-op campaign that's just as fun as the singleplayer one (it's one of the best games to play with your SO), and the Steam Workshop integration and level editor provides literally endless content even after you've beaten the campaigns. It's fantastic, and every PC gamer worth their salt should definitely give it a spin.

It's one of the most well-done puzzle games ever made. A perfect learning curve, well-done environments, and some of the funniest dialogue to ever grace a video game. The only complaint you could possible have is it's length, but to me it's the absolute perfect length to hook you without overstaying its welcome or veering into filler content. It's just fantastically well-made in basically every way.

You get to be a space ninja. If that's not enough to sway you, then I don't know what is.

Digital Extremes has been on a mission to basically port every single game in every genre into Warframe, and they're somehow succeeding. You can go from a fast-paced third-person shooter to a stealth game to an open-world exploration game to a space dogfight simulator to a Rocket League-esque PvP soccer mode to a reimplementation of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater in just a few clicks. It's honestly incredible just how much game is in this game.

Oh, and it's free. As in, actually free. You can spend money, but all that really gets you is the ability to speed up certain things. Every single thing in this game can be acquired for free if you don't want to spend any money. It's extremely impressive, and other developers could learn a thing or two from it.

It's Counter-Strike, it's been the world's most popular multiplayer FPS for two decades for a reason. It's unbelievable simple to pick up and understand, but incredibly difficult to master. Valve has genuinely done a great job updating it, and with VACnet, Trust Factor, and Overwatch in place, they've actually managed to reduce the amount of cheaters most players encounter to near-zero. And that's even with the game now free-to-play. There's no reason not to give it a try.