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Return of the Obra Dinn is an absolutely amazing puzzle game, with so much detail crammed into every nook and cranny of the nautical narrative, all of it displayed in such a fantastic monochrome style.
Throughout the game you'll grow to recognise each and every one of the characters and be able to draw your own conclusions as to who and what led the Obra Dinn to its fate.
A little bit of nautical knowledge helps, but definitely isn't required thanks to the helpful glossary included.
All in all, another excellent game by Lucas Pope.

Don't play this game. Please. It is the equivalent of that 4am kebab after a mid-week bender; consisting of soggy, floppy bread, questionable oddly-coloured meat, see-through lettuce and slightly congealed white sauce.

You may notice I have in excess of 200 hours in this game. That isn't by choice. It's an addiction, and one you know is bad for you, yet you still continue to shove that garbage into your body and let it clog up everything inside you, and once you are done with the experience, you swiftly realise how truly empty what you just consumed was. There is nothing of substance in it. The only weight that comes with it is the dreadful realisation that you have wasted your time and money on false promises and a search for some jewel within the junk you have spent the last however long clawing through.

I repeat; Do not play this game. It is not worth the time and effort you will inevitably sink into it. And you will sink into the cesspit that is the empty wasteland of Fallout 4.

Spooky Scary Spirits, send shivers down your spine. Shrieking yells you'll shout and squeal as it hunts you all tonight.
Spooky Scary Spirits groan and gasp and growl. Take your pick and find it quick, and you might still be alive.

Deus Ex; a game not without issues, but a game more than worthy of your time and your thoughts.
While dated, this fantastic game is one of the best FPRP games (First-Person Role-Playing) around. The graphics leave much to be desired, but the optionality, the themes tackled, and the entire experience from the game is something I don't believe anyone should miss.

Basically the same as the last game, but with less content and you can play as Johnny Gat or Kinzie.