I mean, as far as little mobile games go, this one's pretty fun. Would take you a loooong time to beat without spending enough money to get the game to cut you off and give you stuff for free. I speak from experience there.

I think I hate this game.

An absolutely miserable slog to play through, this game lacks any of the charm of older Pokemon games, and replaces it with a painfully 2003 "edgy" aesthetic, which I personally hate. All you're left with is a somewhat unique concept, and the very stilted Gen 3 battle system, but you're forced into only double battles and to use shitmons. Just play XD instead, Jesus Christ.

This is the best Pikmin game. Hands down. Everything about the series has been brought to a sharp perfection in this game. The new elements of taking a limited variety (and number in the early/midgame) add a new layer of strategy to the series that was sorely needed. The only complaint I have for this game is the auto lock-on. It's a lot more finicky than the motion control pointer.

Oatchi is a precious good boy

The first OG only game. This game really feels like a SRW game that came out 20 years ago, a lot of the QoL from future games is painfully missing from this game. Really, unless you decide to track down a copy of this game, just play the PS2 remake.

My introduction to Super Robot Wars. It's a solid game. One of the craziest cast lists in the series in terms of licensed entries. Pretty good OG characters. The non-linear mission order combined with the massive amount of missions makes the story a bit weak compared to other games in the series.

Probably the best Super Robot Wars game I've played. Requires some genuine strategy (at least until the endgame), excellent integration with the different series, and a pretty good cast list. Probably my favorite OG characters as well.

Quite possibly one of the most important first-person shooters and sequels of all time, Half-Life 2 raises the bar in so many ways, the design document was literally published as "Half-Life 2: Raising the Bar". It still holds up as one of the best games ever made nearly 2 decades later, and probably always will.

Terraria takes the sandbox building genre and ties it together with stronger RPG elements, giving the game a strong sense of progression as more of your world becomes survivable, and twists and alters to your progress.

THE game that codified the Metroidvania genre. Tight controls, a massive (for its time) world, tons of collectables and powers make this game an eternal classic, and a must-play game.

An all-time classic, easily the best RPG Square has ever produced. Featuring the only time I've ever liked ATB, Chrono Trigger presents an excellent story and great gameplay.

Starting off as a slow burn that sets up compelling mysteries about the nature of Aionios and our protagonists, Xenoblade 3 delivers the answers in ways that are dramatic, entertaining, and engaging. XB3 also takes the best parts of Xenoblade 1 and 2's systems, combines them with a very compelling and fun Job system, and scores them with some of the best music to ever come out of the series. This game supplanted Xenoblade 1 as one of my favorite games of all time.

This is straight up one of the best games ever made. BotW is a masterclass in open-world design and systems, fully understanding why people play such games, and how to lay out a world in a way that makes it compelling to explore.

Solid follow up to an all time classic.

The best game on the Genesis. A MUST PLAY for fans of Retro Games.

An actually pretty good Match-3 game disguised as a porn game.