An awkward port but a game that I found myself thinking about often when not playing. Some issues, but overall found myself invested in the characters.

A charming farming sim game that evokes nostalgia for Harvest Moon & Animal Crossing. One of my favourite games of 2016 so far.

Having struggled with Grand Strategy games in the past, Stellaris has done a great job making the genre more accessible.

Another one of those games where part of the fun for me is failing and learning from my mistakes. Then making the same mistakes again, because why not?

A tactical strategy RPG with an art style reminiscent of Don Bluth, The Banner Saga is an interesting take on a genre typically reserved for sci-fi.

The game that started my appreciation for Telltale, an emotional story about people and how they cope (and struggle) in a zombie apocalypse.

Once playing this game you will never look at pigeons the same way again. Every bird in the sky is secretly a cute anime boy in disguise. Coo coo.

TW: Suicide. A horror game that doesn't rely on jump scares that instead utilises the story and psychological horror to create a gripping, twisted tale.

What the game lacks in graphics it makes up by creating an enjoyable little story on the hardships of life & moving on post-relationship.

This is one of those games that I like to play to relax and then realise repeatedly crashing my truck & being unable to pay back a loan is not relaxing.