Despite a serviceable plot, Divinity: Original Sin modernised the isometric turn-based RPG genre with its versatile gameplay and player choices. It was love at first sight, even with its minor kinks.

Starts off as an immigration inspector simulator solving nerve-racking puzzles, but quickly turns into a lowkey social commentary on totalitarian regimes. The underlying narrative caught me off-guard.

Fantastic hybridisation of solid first-person shooter gameplay, featuring fun bullet-time mechanics and smart AI, with Japanese-inspired horror as backdrop and plot. Alma is the icing on the cake.

Conceptually, pitting the greatest detective against Jack The Ripper was a stroke of genius. The story and morbid atmosphere hooked me. My favourite old-school Sherlock Holmes game prior the "reboot".

Calling Team Fortress 2 the best online class-based first-person shooter game on PC, even a decade later, would not be classified as blasphemy. Crazy how well it still holds up and how active it is.

Rocksmith will not substitute a real guitar teacher, but it sure makes self-learning fun. The game's concept is inginious, has lots of great tools, and there is a vast amount of free songs by modders.

Continuous support over the years elevated Company Of Heroes 2 at least to the quality of the original, but commanders are still sort of behind a paywall. Mechanically, I much prefer this sequel now.

The HD edition revived one of the best real-time strategy games of all times for purists who just wanted system compatibility, but this edition went beyond the call of duty and perfected "perfection".

My first Revolution Software game still remains a classic adventure game with strong writing in an interesting setting. This "forgotten" gem laid the foundation for the famous Broken Sword franchise.