An extremely fun third person parkour shooter. Everything can be obtained for free with some work. Beware of the cash shop though, it's very enticing sometimes if you're impatient. High replayability.

A pretty decent psychological horror game, with a few jumpscares here and there. The graphics are really good considering the disk space. Very short, about 15 minutes. Zero replayability.

If you're buying this hoping for a graphical upgrade from the original, don't. This version offers smoother gunplay and the ability to dash in all directions, and that's about it. Replay value is low.

An RPG made with RPG Maker, this game is surprisingly a lot of fun and requires strategy in combat, with a battle system I've never seen before, but enjoyed thoroughly. Average replayability.

A universally disliked game by fans across the world. The guns feel okay, but the pacing is slow, the opening is uninteresting, and the graphics are pretty bad considering its release date. Avoid.

This new adventure is massively improved in every way from the original. You'll always have something to do,chatting with friends or running the newest raid. Graphics are nice. Unending gameplay.

A hub for most of Croteams past and future releases of Serious Sam, this is a horde shooter with colorful visuals, fun weaponry, and dangerous enemies. Great optimization and endless replayability.

A re-release of the 2004 original, DooM 3 strays from the formula and turns into a hallway shooter with jumpscares. Graphics are surprisingly good for its age, and it runs well at 60 fps. High replay.

The combat is about the same as the previous titles, with upgrades. Graphics are nice, and the story is humorous as usual. The addition of all new characters is welcomed. Replayability is decent.