PlayedClair Obscur: Expedition 33
A first-time studio dropped one of the most stylish turn-based RPGs in years.
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PlayedA first-time studio dropped one of the most stylish turn-based RPGs in years.
PlayedA CRPG where 'what if I try this stupid thing' almost always has a hand-written answer.
PlayedCozy fishing loop wrapped around something that very much does not want you out there at night.
PlayedA CRPG where the systems happily collide with your worst ideas and reward you for them.
PlayedAn ARPG that respects your time by giving you a passive tree the size of a galaxy.
PlayedA deckbuilder that keeps redefining what kind of game it is, and gets away with it every time.
PlayedOne more turn, until it's somehow 3am and your neighbours have nukes.
PlayedA tighter, more guided return to the same ocean — less terror, more story.
PlayedTwo protagonists, two power sets, and the best level design Arkane has ever shipped.
PlayedA tighter, more focused Dishonored standalone that goes out swinging.
PlayedSurvival-craft where the real progression system is your tolerance for what's swimming below you.
PlayedAn immersive sim where every level is a playground and every guard is a problem to solve.
PlayedThe shooter that taught the genre how to tell a story without cutting away.
PlayedA physics engine, a gravity gun, and one of the most atmospheric worlds ever shipped.
PlayedA tight five-hour bridge that proves Alyx is the best companion in games.
PlayedOpen vistas, the Hunter, and an ending that hung over the franchise for thirteen years.
PlayedThe tightest debut a mechanic has ever had — three hours, zero filler.
PlayedThe rare sequel that's bigger, longer, and somehow funnier than the original.
BacklogThe one entry in the series I haven't gotten to yet — waiting on a VR setup.
BacklogWalking-mech extraction shooter on a dead alt-history planet — keeping an eye on it through Early Access.
The sequel to the deckbuilder that defined the genre — currently mid-climb.
BacklogSaving this one for a long stretch — back to the ocean, with friends this time.
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