An action-RPG game.

Wow, I was looking forward to this game for a very long time. I heard many conflicting stories about it - some people said it's a bad game, others said it's good and I really wanted to see Fallout 4 for myself.

F4 improved companions a lot. I liked how they were more like actual people and not just some blind followers or meat shields. They would actually comment on things around them or the things you do. They could also voice their opinions during conversations with other NPCs. I liked the weapon and armor modding systems as well, which were vastly expanded compared to NV which was limited. Base building was ok at first, but I got bored of building settlements and just installed a mod to let my companions automatically take care of the settlements. Apparently power armor was improved as well, but I barely used it. From the bad things, the game went from an RPG that's trying to be a shooter to a shooter that's trying to be an RPG. I missed skills, traits, skill checks and even the weapon/armor repairing system. The dialogue also sucked, you can only choose from 4 dialogue options at once. I hated how the game wouldn't tell me exactly what I would say when picking one of the options but fortunately I could fix that with a mod. Performance also sucks, I probably shouldn't be saying this as someone who played this with just 4GB of RAM but the frame rate could've been better.

Even though this game has a lot of flaws I still managed to enjoy it. It pains me that we may not see an another good Fallout game after what happened with Fallout 76 but we have The Outer Worlds so it's not that bad, I guess. Recommend.

A survival game.

I'm sure most of you played this game already, so I'll keep it short - it's a really fun game that also makes you reconsider how it's like to be a normal citizen during a war. However it gets too easy when you learn fully how the game works. The DLCs were solid for the most part, Father's Promise and The Last Broadcast were really good, Fading Embers was ok, and honestly nothing would've changed if I played without The Little Ones. The devs recently released a final update which adds the DLC locations to main game, which is nice. Definitely recommend this one.

A HD version of an old-school FPS.

It's pretty much the same thing as The First Encounter, but with new levels, weapons, powerups and enemies, which help keep the game fresh and more fun.

An action-RPG game.

I've heard a lot of bad things about this game but honestly, as a mobile game, it's actually quite good. It's pretty much a shorter and simplified version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. The story is good, maybe not as good as the other Deus Ex games but still good. Gameplay is mostly the same as HR, but slightly worse since some mechanics were cut. The touchscreen isn't made for FPS games and aiming is a bit difficult - because of this during my playthrough I relied more on melee takedowns than weapons. Surprisingly, the graphics look well, too. This game was supposed to be just the first episode of a larger thing, but the next episodes were never released, which is a shame - I would definitely play them as well.
PC players are reporting that the game is super glitchy but I haven't ran into any issues on the Android version. The mobile version has microtransactions but trust me, you won't need them at all.

It's impressive how they managed to make a mobile game that was so close to Human Revolution in 2013. If you loved Human Revolution and have a phone/tablet, give this game a go.

If you remember "Where's Wally/Waldo" then this is pretty much the same thing, except you can interact with objects. Hidden Folks was fun at first but after 2 hours I got tired of it. It turns out I might not like hidden object games as much as I thought. But I can see that the creator worked hard on this game. I didn't go for 100% completion for this one and I skipped the DLC as well.

A stealth escort game.

An escort mission except it's a whole game and all the bad things about an escort mission are gone. Lilly will make a move as soon as there's a clear path ahead so you don't have to babysit her. Oh, did the guard turn around just as Lilly was running past him? Nah don't worry, the guard won't care and Lilly will just run back to her last hiding spot. Missed a gap in the guard patrols? Got spotted by a guard you didn't notice? A guard accidentally died because physics? Nothing that can't be solved with unlimited time rewind. Also time doesn't move unless you do so you have all the time to think. It gets a bit repetitive towards the end and there isn't much to the story. But as a stealth game, it's really good.

A Portal 2 mod.

This mod takes place between Portal 1 and 2. It adds a new storyline and several new test chambers for you to solve. Puzzles were challenging, Virgil was a good Wheatley replacement, overall it just felt like it was an actual Portal 2 expansion. And it's free, too. It's so good that I wouldn't mind paying for it.

Wow this game is so amazing!!! The world's full of various locations, there's deserts and plains and… things! Also there are no invisible barriers! See that mountain? You can climb it! Quests are awesome as well, there are 1000s of quests that were definitely handmade and I loved that moment when I had to complete a 10-button QTE to pay respects at the graveyard. Microtransactions are cool as well, you can pay $100 to instantly complete the game! Isn't that great?

9/10 It has a little something for everyone. Too much water, though.

Ok jokes aside, this is a free satire game about open world games. All you do is go around the map picking up markers, complete QTEs and play a fishing minigame. Super simple. You get a new journal entry every time you pick up a marker, and those are interesting to read.
Also the game's volume was set to 0% for some reason and like the dummy I am, I played through it without audio. Oh well, I enjoyed it anyway. It's free so if you have an hour or two to spare give this game a go sometime.

An experimental FPS with focus on advanced gun handling.

The manual gun handling in this game is awesome. It's something that's very rarely seen in video games. I would've loved to play through this game to the end but the enemy turrets and drones really frustrated me - sometimes they go down after 1 shot and sometimes they won't go down after multiple shots! You get shot once, you die and you start from the beginning. I didn't want to spend too much time on this so I dropped it. I hope someone can take this concept and make a full game out of this.