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Post Void is a game that leaves me wishing it commanded a higher price, simply because I crave more of its unique experience on a broader scale. The thought of additional DLCs offering expanded music packs or even a sequel with a compelling story and intricate level system excites me.

Despite its modest price tag, Post Void delivers an incredibly cool experience that I often find myself diving into for a quick round or two, using it to sharpen my aim before other games. Its addictive nature makes it easy to keep coming back, fueling my desire to constantly improve and explore different strategies. While I may not be a master yet, the sheer enjoyment it provides keeps me hooked.

Imagine if Binding of Isaac, Hotline Miami, Downwell, an aim trainer, Mörk Borg, and Doom all merged to create a single entity - that's the kind of magic Post Void encapsulates.

Empire of Sin stands as a testament to what could have been, yet feels somewhat neglected by both its developers and the modding community. It's reminiscent of a game left to languish, yearning for the vibrant support seen in the old Paradox model – where DLCs introduced game-changing features and multiplayer support flourished.

Imagine a DLC offering the ability to craft custom characters, coupled with a deeper economic system, all bundled with new characters and win conditions. Perhaps even expanding the game's scope to include different cities like Montreal or New York would have breathed new life into the experience.

It's disappointing to note that ambitious mods, such as the proposed integration of the Vampire: The Masquerade IP, now seem abandoned. Despite this, Empire of Sin remains enjoyable, albeit not quite justifying its full price in its current state. However, on sale, it may be worth considering, in hopes that future expansions will capitalse on its promising foundation and enrich the overall experience.

Just a super cool experience with an amazing soundtrack. Heavily underrated. If it's on sale it's a must buy just for the experience. You pay $20 for a meal at McDonalds now, this is worth it.

Netflix's gritty Pokemon adaptation is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sweet.

Baldur's Gate 3 is hands down the best singleplayer experience since Skyrim. It's a masterclass in gaming, seamlessly blending storytelling, strategy, and immersion. The game effortlessly combines the best elements from various genres, offering a dynamic and deeply personalized adventure. The visuals are stunning, the freedom of choice is unparalleled, and every decision feels consequential. If you're a fan of RPGs, this is a must-play. Baldur's Gate 3 is a modern masterpiece that raises the bar for gaming.

If you like AEW, go for it. If not, wait for a sale. It's not a perfect game (it has many glitches and is lacking many options/any good CAW sharing I'd want), some of the weird stuck in animation invincibility periods are rage inducing, and the AI is borderline brain dead even with the "Hidden" Elite mode, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ does it have some of that old school charm.

For a free game it is unbelievably fun and infuriating. The sound track with limited songs are all bangers (especially the main theme) play this game, you have nothing to lose, except for your life.

Takes all of the fun of modded Among Us, combines the intrigue of Town of Salem, and throw in some How To Survive combat. It's truly an addictive game that I hope with the Yogscast playing with it gets more people playing.

It allows you to kill random people. What more do you need?

Never played the other Mount & Blade games, but I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love this game. It's a weird mix of games like Skyrim, CK2, and Chivalry. I love it so much. This is genuinely one of my top 5 games ever.