These are indeed beaten/completed games during last half year period or so. Well besides Snake Pass which did remove from account and Death Road to Canada which refunded in Steam, after testing it and deciding it’s not for me. Movement felt rather horrible and for whatever reason it didn’t support mouse for aiming. Sure can enjoy some 90’s games, but rather not go back to having two hands at keyboard, if possible. o.o’ Controller also felt off.

Guess that’s kind of the idea of Moonlighter, striking success with business, after getting pricing right and popularity and boosts open, it’s more of supporting to get max upgrades and late dungeon diving, instead of being merchant simulator anymore at that point. Apparently DLC dungeon is pretty horrible, so didn’t want to get it. :F

The Greater Good is quite slept on game and was surprisingly good experience, clearly Final Fantasy inspired fan game. If you enjoyed Moonlighter then Slime Rancher has kind of similar idea. Wandersong was surprisingly neat experience, but some of them musical parts felt bit stretched out, funnily enough Wandersong and Bloodrayne 2 both had weird bug where couldn’t get them run well on main screen, probably something doing with it being 144hz and games can’t count it right and was struggling to keep solid fps. 2nd screen of 60hz however played em normally. Mages of Mystralia had interesting magic combining concept which was quite versatile.

Honestly this list has quite large variety of titles and think most people would find something they would like from it. Guess personal Top 5 would be ANNO: Mutationem, Deadpool, Islets, Resident Evil 4 - Separate Ways and Terminator: Resistance. If would say which games wouldn’t recommend out of those would be Bloodrayne 2, Super Catboy, The Thing and Tiny Tina. Mean while Space Hulk and Trek to Yomi go to very definite meh region.