The order will go from personal favorites to well-known classics that many gamers hold dear to their hearts. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook to get updates on your favorite games! About the Author Howdy Folks! My name is Andrew, and I have been playing games for decades and only just started writing about them. I also specialize in writing guides for a lot of popular RPGs. Follow me on my account on Twitter at HighwaymanSlade to see retweets of my latest works and thoughts about games.
Find Andrew Vaughan On: Twitter. Best Minecraft speedrun timers. Best Games like Dead by Daylight. Best Sims Mobile House Ideas. Every Jackbox Party Pack 8 game, Ranked. Best Fortnite Toys and Gifts. Faith - Faith lures you into feeling secure—if a little jumpy—with its retro aesthetic, before it transcends its limitations in one shockingly scary moment. David Lynch Teaches Typing - What begins as a friendly typing lesson from film director David Lynch slowly descends into a surreal, disorientating nightmare.
At one point you have to touch a gross twitching bug. Great work, kiddo! House of Abandon - This story of a person playing a text adventure takes a sinister turn. Originally standalone, it became the first episode of eerie, atmospheric adventure Stories Untold.
Pressing it in time with certain beats lets you jump, crouch, and dodge out of the way of oncoming attacks. And lots and lots of practice. The Last Tango - Rhythm espionage survival. You play as two spies, dancing through a variety of deadly locations. They'll pirouette past traps, dodge under attacks, and take down enemies with an elegant twirl.
And a gun. Expect hyperactive duels in a series of arenas. Cuckoo Curling - A fun four-player game that combines the rules of curling with Connect Four. An easy game to pick up and play with friends, you can play Cuckoo Curling in local or online multiplayer. First Cut is that but in 2D, essentially, offering feudal Japan-themed duels against some truly beautiful pixel art backdrops. But placement is everything, as every icon has its own set of rules.
Brogue, despite staying true to the genre, works hard to feel approachable. The controls make navigating its dungeons a breeze, and the elegant shading makes its symbols atmospheric and readable. Terra Nil - Terra Nil begins at the ultimate end of civilisation, letting you breathe life back into a post-apocalyptic wasteland. In this relaxing, therapeutic anti-builder, you construct devices to cleanse the earth, and to regrow green plants and trees.
Instead of friends, your companions here are loads and loads of birds. Just sit back and explore your apartment, examining every nook and every crevice for your feathered friends.
Despite the four-fingered hands and alien aviary, it feels like a real city. A real chill city. Lieve Oma - Lieve Oma takes you on a relaxing jaunt through an autumnal wood on the hunt for mushrooms. As you scamper around, your granny follows slowly behind, teaching you about which mushrooms are okay to eat and teaching you her humble life lessons.
Forest Are For Trees - Walking through the forest is something that takes on new meaning in this mind-expanding exploration game, which is small and possibly infinite all at once. But something funny happens when you make contact with a tree. You might turn into a key to open a lock, or a boat to sail the open sea. The prequel to Life is Strange 2, it follows the story of a young boy named Chris who is using his imagination to cope with the death of his mother and his emotionally neglectful father.
There's not a whole lot of in-depth gameplay here, but it is an endearing little emotional story that seems to frame the mind of childhood in the right way. It's really worth playing first if you are looking to get into the Life Strange games.
If you enjoy puzzle games, this short adventure created by students from Southern Methodist University about a frog will please you. In the story, an ancient temple is cursed and everything is turned to stone except for one small guardian who takes the form of a little amphibian.
They must go on a quest to rid the temple of its poison, save their guardian friends, and restore their neglected home to its former glory. It comes with a story worth visiting and is free to download on the Steam store. The open-world free-to-play gacha title from Mihoyo puts you into the land of Teyvat, where you must go on a quest to find out what happened to your twin sibling.
Joining you on the adventure is your companion Paimon. Recruit other adventurers through both the gacha and story completion as you explore the world and participate in the game's plot. Each character has their own high fantasy lore that adds a deep component to the story. There are updates and new content added to the game often, usually extending the main story arc. You can also participate in its free events. If you enjoy an open-world RPG with gorgeous graphics, Genshin is an optimal choice.
This is a really simple, relaxed game where you play a female character who is an aspiring musician. It plays out in a story similar to a slice-of-life genre anime - the girl is a high schooler who wants to cheer people up with her music.
The better you level up your guitar skills, the more followers you get on social media. The gameplay itself is really simple with just tapping on the screen to play the guitar. The story plays out through the messages your followers send you, the most memorable perhaps being a cat who is acting as a wingman for his owner who is your secret admirer.
This game plays like a typical favorite first-person shooter fused with Care Bears. In the story, you live peacefully in a bear village until your friends are kidnapped by other evil bears and you must go on a journey to get them back.
Use various bombs and crossbows to detail the evil bears in your way as you journey up a mountain to meet a wizard who might know how to get your villagers back. It's really silly, yet has really fun gameplay. The game is also a good choice for people who might not have played an FPS before and want to see if it's right up their ally without investing actual money into one first. It's also fairly short at three hours so this is a good fit for people who maybe don't have a lot of time for games but have a few hours on a day off to kill.
You can download it from the Steam store. Remember those point-and-click PC visual novel style games that seemed to be everywhere when you were younger?
This is the grown-up version of that with a horror-themed twist. Play through a story where you go to the home of a dinner-loving owl creature who doesn't allow his guests to leave. At first, everything in the plot seems obvious, yet there are strange twists and turns you'd never see coming. Fortunately, the game isn't too scary for those who get easily uncomfortable with horror games, just very creepy and weird. You can download it on the Stream store. The Fate anime series is known for its amazing writing so it's no surprise that the free-to-play mobile game Fate Grand Order would have an amazing story.
You begin your journey as a recruit of a security organization called Chaldea who is attempting to prevent the future incineration of humanity. Unfortunately, there is a terrible accident that leaves you as Chaldea's last person able to summon servants or spiritual heroes of the past. These warriors will aid you in your quest to save humanity as you travel to different eras of history to repair cracks in time.
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