I finished the first episode on switch and picked up this version a while back, do want to finish it. Quirky title with a ton of personality and funk.

I don't know if I'll ever actually take the time to play this.

Bombastic set piece after set piece, I know it receives a bit of hate for pretty much just being a show with some qte's splashed in, but it's so hype I do not care.

Fantastic game with super satisfying exploration and automation. This game's development process has an extremely emotional and heart wrenching story behind it, I recommend looking into it.

The one Assassin's Creed game I have any interest in playing at the moment.

Might come back to this someday, but for now my interest lies with Origins.

Picked this up when I started getting into the Neverhood titles, did not finish it because I was a dumb child who couldn't figure out puzzles.

You can feed people shit.

Roguelike that gets repetitive quick, suffers from a lack of other content, once you've fought all the bosses you've pretty much seen it all. With all the unlocks being mainly cosmetics there isn't much to work for. Pick this game up on sale and play with some friends for a few hours of good fun.

I just walked around the social hub talking to strangers.

I wanted this game to be more so badly, came to it post launch when it started going on sale for pennies. Loved playing as the heavy, felt so satisfying and explosive, but bullet sponges and a lack of endgame content made me leave. Justice for Anthem.

I want to play this more but I have an attention span problem when it comes to survival games.

I wanted to like this game so badly, even the higher level difficulties didn't feel rewarding enough to warrant more play. Love the sound design and art direction but man, just play something else.

The comprehensive collection, has that "a look into my dark twisted fucked up mind" thing going on but American McGee has my heart. If you lay into the edge and have fun this game is a really pleasant time. Also just includes the original as DLC, huge.

An arcade spinoff to one of Remedy's weaker titles, I liked the short campaign and never sunk enough time into the arcade stuff. Did get me into Kasabian though.