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Satisfactory is a simulation game that can make you forget you have a real life. It is that immersive and can sink your time like no other. You will always think about how you can optimize your factories even when you are not playing. It has something for everyone, including train simulation mechanics where you can create your own train network and schedule trains for transporting resources between different factories. I definitely recommend trying it out, even if you are not into simulation games, you might like it.

A brilliant puzzle-platformer crafted with a level of care and passion that’s rare these days. The presentation, story, and visuals are all top-tier, and the co-op aspect makes it even more enjoyable. If you haven’t played it yet, I highly recommend giving it a try.

It comes closer to capturing the BF3 experience, but it still doesn’t quite reach that level. The gunplay is excellent, though the weapon balance feels uneven and many guns handle too similarly. The biggest drawback is the maps, only a few are actually good, and none of them are particularly large. The netcode can also be inconsistent, with occasional moments where you get killed even after taking cover. Despite its flaws, it is a very solid FPS that I can still recommend.

A true space exploration game with an addictive gameplay loop and rich mechanics that can keep you engaged for hundreds of hours. The developers are clearly passionate and consistently release updates. It’s an underrated gem that truly deserves an Overwhelmingly Positive rating on Steam.

Another excellent entry in the series, but not without its flaws. New additions to the gameplay are a welcome change and make the game stand out from the previous entries in the series, but the story is weaker than before, with a less compelling antagonist. There are some pacing issues that make the game feel slow at the start; though it improves as the game progresses, it still feels weaker than earlier entries. Extra content is where this game shines. The side missions, tombs, and crypts are exceptionally designed, featuring some of the best puzzles in the entire series. Despite its shortcomings, I would recommend the game. If you liked the previous entries, you should have no problem enjoying this one.

This game has stood the test of time remarkably well, with gameplay that feels just as engaging as many modern titles. The pacing is spot-on, steadily introducing new mechanics to keep the experience exciting and fresh. The action sequences and platforming sections are executed brilliantly. The puzzles are short but clever, and the story, along with the island setting, makes the whole experience even better. Honestly, it’s one of the best action-adventure games out there, and you should definitely give it a try.

A charming little puzzle adventure that feels calming and relaxing. The puzzles aren’t too difficult, but they’re clever and enjoyable, and the narration is wonderfully done.

I played the original two decades ago, so my memory of it is fuzzy, but this feels like a faithful remake. Even the infamous racing missions play out the same on classic difficulty. The graphics and cutscenes are superb, with the cutscenes feeling like they’re straight out of a movie. Voice acting is excellent, and the enemy AI is impressive, often flanking and flushing you out of cover, which makes the shooting much more enjoyable. I highly recommend this game if you enjoy linear games with great story. This is in my opinion the best Mafia game.

One of the best co-op shooter out there, though it can be quite buggy at times. Other than that, it boasts solid gameplay and impressive graphics. It is well-optimized. The Hivebusters DLC is also great, so I recommend buying the GOTY edition.

The Invincible is a narrative-driven walking simulator, offering gameplay similar to Firewatch. It boasts an engaging storyline and strong visual presentation. Sci-fi enthusiasts, particularly those who enjoy shows or literature in the genre, will find much to appreciate. One minor issue with blocky textures can be resolved by launching the game in DirectX 11 mode by adding "-dx11" (without quotes) to the launch options.