Moody and atmospheric game with a very purposefully vague storyline, pretty great combat, and a whole lot of exploring. Would recommend this to most people.

This game has an interesting message, and I understand the gameplay being "non-gameplay" is meant to play into this, but I barely made it to the end of the game, it's really boring by about half way.

Fun hack and slash style combat, with an absolutely mental storyline. Seeing the MGS saga through to the end has been a great ride.

Definitely the most interestingly designed MGS game (and that's saying something), the story is absolutely batshit, as expected, and the gameplay is a really fun sandbox to play around in. However there is some point maybe 1/3 into the game where it starts to get a little tedious. This lasts quite a while, but it picks back up towards the end.

Though I'm not a speedrunner by any means, I had a lot of fun with this game. It's designed very well in that it allows you to grind out personal bests by being able to quickly restart levels and being able to hop quickly between levels and chapters. The gameplay itself is an optimization puzzle hidden behind a challenging but rewarding execution barrier.

Engaging puzzler with classic Zach-like design. A lot like programming, but requires a certain kind of spatial thinking to really wrap your head around. I'd recommend it to any puzzle game fan.

I'd say it would be very difficult to dispute this being one of the greatest games ever made. For your own sake, play this game. And don't spoil anything for yourself.

Classic puzzler with well designed puzzles with a well written story backing the whole thing up. I'd recommend this to anyone.

Like portal 1, this game has great puzzle design, fantastic story and is often on sale for pretty cheap! I'd recommend this to anyone.

Frantic FPS game that is a feast for the eyes. I really appreciate the creative risk the game takes in that regard and in my opinion it pays off. This game gets you in the zone like no other.

Incredibly replayable roguelike where you can build up a massive array of items only to be one shot by a wisp on the same stage as last run. I'd recommend this to most people.

Interesting take on an FPS game, personally I think the focus on the slo mo mechanic was not to my taste, but I can understand the appeal of a lot of the other stuff in the game.

Boomer shooter before they were cool. Incredibly difficult polygonal roguelike with very fun movement mechanics. I think if you removed the acid from this game I would have won 75% more runs than I did.

In this game you can really feel the rhythm of the track, as the gameplay doesn't play to the strict beats but to the underlying beat that you can feel. Make sure to get to the end, as the final boss has a trick up its sleeve that really surprised me.