(I play a lot of video games)
My forever game. I love this game to death, the story is one of the best I've ever seen, the gameplay is super fun and each class is so diverse it keeps me coming back to learn a different class. The endgame is a really fun and rewarding challenge, and the connections I've made through this game are so so special.
Gacha game that I'm obsessed with. Been playing since 1.0, though I took a small break of a few months. I have a whole shrine for this one I love it so much. I don't spend any money on it, I'm f2p 5ever.
Another gacha game that I'm obsessed with. This one is very cozy and calming, though. It's an open world exploration game with dress-up elements. I absolutely love putting together outfits and taking photos of my outfits with photo mode.
This game is going to be in "currently playing" forever. There is so much to do
and I adore the gameplay loop so much. I've started 3 saves at this point, with the most
recent one being The One, I feel.
Basically, you build factories in a hand-crafted open world. The automation and the
building scratch such a specific itch, I can't get enough of it.
I don't usually like metroidvanias, this is the first one I've actually quite liked. Still, I tend to get a bit discouraged when I get stuck, which causes me to be really slow in progressing through the game. I really like the atmosphere and visuals of the game, and the platforming is really fun so I'm excited to try the Path Of Pain in the future (if I ever get to it).
A game that's similar to Stardew Valley, with a little more emphasis on the RPG elements, and a little less on farming. There's a lot of characters to get to know, and a lot of storylines to play through. I'm making my way through this very slowly when I'm in the mood for a cozy game.
I like picross, I like rats. This game lets me decorate rooms for a pet rat by completing picross puzzles. It's also like, super long. It's perfect.
My Game Of The Year 2025. Absolutely phenomonal game with gorgeous visuals, a beautiful soundtrack, and really interesting turn-based combat mechanics. And of course, the story does not miss. It tells a beautiful story about grief and (not) letting go. The plot twists in the story were amazing, and I just need to flex real quick about how I predicted post-act II.
One of my favourite games of all time. The platforming is super responsive and snappy, the challenge is super fun, and the soundtrack fucks. The story hit really close to home when I first played it, it's a really well told story about (overcoming) anxiety. I still often replay this game, and I'm working my way through the C-sides on my main save now.
I LOVE THESE GAMES. I adored the first game, I played every single level and all DLC packs at least twice. It's the most satisfying game ever made, the perfect chill or podcast game. The second one is EVEN BETTER!!! The soap is way better, the little details in each stage are awesome, the story is hilarious again, and the base game is so much longer. Genuinely some of my favourite games of all time.
The ARPG of all time. I'm probably going to replay this one every once in a while. The build possibilities are massive, every build is viable and almost all of them are fun to play. The soundtrack and visuals are really well done and really immerse you in the world. Though I can't lie, I did not pay much attention to the story. People say that it's some of the better story in ARPGs, but to me it was just fine.
One of my favourite survival crafting games of all time. The story is surprisingly good and the progression feels really good and meaningful. The building is super fun and the way the game uses certain materials to make items is really fun and creative. I will one day return to the game for NG+, but until then It's reached a satisfying end for me.
Oh my god, this game! Number go up makes brain go brrrr. The game is such a simple concept, but executed exceptionally well. I never thought roguelike and poker would ever work, but somehow it does! I love roguelikes so the gameplay loop is very up my alley. The Jokers are all so fun to combine and the builds you can do can get so silly. Absolutely top tier game forever.
The game that got me into Vocaloid, it's my main rythm game and probably will be forever. I love the mechanics of it, and of course the soundtrack is amazing because it's all Vocaloid bangers. As a bonus, they let you dress up the characters, which is kinda fun.
This game is so stylish and so fun. Playing it well takes dedication and time, but the basics of it are so simple anyone could do it. What keeps me coming back is the absolute banger of a soundtrack. A lot of amazing producers' work as well as some seriously fun collabs.
I looove roguelikes and this was the reason I got into them to begin with. The amount of items in the game is insane, and the builds you can end up with can be so powerful and silly and fun. The enemy design is really good, they hardly feel unfair and getting hit more often feels like something you can fix with getting better.
I don't play many horror games, cause I'm a coward (and that's okay), but this one is different, because I can have friends with me to reassure me (or to be scared together). It's simple and fun, and I still get scared playing this even though I've played it for a while.
A survival crafting game where you play as a vampire with ARPG style combat?? Sign me UP! Building a cool gothic castle while murdering a bunch of people in a village and making them my servants is my way to have a great time.
I! LOVE! THIS! GAME! I grew up playing this game, and it's also the best 3D sonic there is. The stage design is amazing, the soundtrack fucks severely, and the story rocks. The added bonus of the Chao Garden is also awesome, I always loved taking care of my Chaos, there's so many things you can do with them! This game is iconic for a reason.
Sonic Generations is easily the best modern Sonic game, and Shadow Generations makes it even better. The shadow stages are incredibly fun, the soundtrack is awesome and all the callbacks to previous games are done really well. The story is so-so, and I do wish it was a little bit longer, doing the main campaign doesn't take all that long.
I think everything that there is to say about this game has already been said. Wonderful cozy game with a really fun story and gameplay that can be as serious as you make it. I'm inbetween "casual" and "super mega optimized," though I want to make sure to buy and sell products at their best prices, I don't mind taking my time with it and being a little sub optimal with it all.
A survival crafting game set in a world inspired by Norse mythology. The vibes of this game are immaculate. The graphics are very ps2 inspired, but the lighting elevates it and gives it a very unique look. The gameplay loop is very fun, and the building mechanics allow for some crazy fun builds.
One of the best roguelikes out there. I can't believe the devs pulled off a switch from 2D to 3D as well as they did. Ridiculously good soundtrack, fun as hell builds, and the game gets so chaotic and crazy it's an absolute blast.
Man, what a fun game. The gunplay is fun, the style still holds up, and the builds per character are a blast. The story is also the best one of the entire borderlands series, the pacing doesn't feel off and the humor is just right.
Though the story is not as good as the second game in the series, the gunplay and characters/builds are even better than in 2. The humor is very hit or miss, but overall it's still a very good time. It just feels a little too drawn out, with a lot of side missions being often just annoying busy work that take longer than they should.
Man, this game is one of the best multiplayer experiences I've ever had. The way this game does co-op is like no other, the satisfaction of truly working together as a team is just great. The platforming and gimmicks each stage were awesome, and every time you learn how to use an ability properly, or when you get a brand new ability, it just feels so good and fun.
A game by the same creators of It Takes Two, and that is definitely very obvious. I liked this even better than It Takes Two, though. The story is really good, and the swapping from science fiction to fantasy inspired worlds is incredibly fun, and it keeps things fresh. The abilities weren't as creative, but they were still incredibly fun to play around with.
This style of game is usually not my thing, but RDR2 is special. The story is phenomonal, and that's what really got me to stick with it to the end. I got really invested in Arthur as a character, and as a bonus, the fishing in this game is SOOOOO fun.
One of the most cozy and satisfying experiences ever. You solve puzzles by sorting items in a specific way, accompanied by a nice piano soundtrack. Some puzzles have multiple solutions, so you have to think about how you sort things. All of the solutions are satisfying though, like sorting books by colour or size, can't go wrong with that.
I don't often enjoy puzzle games, but Portal 2 is different. Thinking with portals is a whole mindset shift, and once you get it you get it. With some of the best character writing ever, a great soundtrack, and fun puzzles, this game is a classic for a reason. It's also just the right length, not overstaying it's welcome but not being too short either.
I can't ignore my roots, TF2 is one of my most played games ever. This is because when I was a poor 14-16 year old, I couldn't afford any games besides free games. This game still rocks, though. It's not the same as it was, but I can for sure still have fun in it. I mained Sniper and Scout, for the record.
I started playing this but I never finished it, I left off around end of act 2/start of act 3.
Started playing this but never got too far into it.
Got pretty far into this game but just never got around to finishing it
Started this game, loved it, never finished it for some unknown reason.
Started playing this, loved it, but never really continued after I got stuck on 1 boss.
Got a decent chunk into the game, but I never managed to finish it cause my laptop decided it couldn't handle it, so it was kind of unplayable and then I gave up.
I stopped playing because it hit me a bit too hard, emotionally. Will continue at some point though.
Got about halfway through this game, hopefully I will finish it soon.
