This game is WAY better than it has any right to be. Actually difficult puzzles, and demon waifus with a lot of personality for their limited screen time.

It's a free game with a chill atmosphere. Just kick back and collect artwork if you don't feel like designing a sweet museum. I'd like to say again that it IS free.

Relentlessly difficult, but the random drops are very entertaining. Great comedy and fine gameplay. Bugged out once or twice on me, but generally it's clean.

You ever see someone in nice clothes and think about how they'd look on you? Strip them and take it yourself!

By yourself it's a lot to keep up with at once. Get another person or two involved, though, and it's an amazing time.

"It takes a big man to cry. It takes a bigger man to laugh at that man." ~Jack Handy;One of the few games that exemplifies this. Get your daughter back.

Back to roots now, Dark Souls III returns to gameplay that feels more familiar, yet still different enough to stay interesting. Boy is it interesting!

Toby Fox breaks out with this title. It's story-driven and thought-provoking piece, seasoned with vibrant humor and interesting gameplay.

It takes a long while for combat to get repetitive. Atmosphere remains pleasantly oppressive and foreboding. Ambience and narration are on the money.

Nothing like the despair of losing your first colonel. This XCOM has a smaller team of stronger humans than the first. Beat UFO? This one's easier.