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Karlach is everything

One of the best games ever made. Emergent storytelling mixed with granular, deep as an ocean and just as wide options for what is possible. I usually balance my time pretty well with video games and life responsibilities, but this is the game that I get so lost in that it's hard to keep track. If you like TTRPGs, this game is for you. If you like life sims, this game is for you. If you like strategy games, this game is for you. If you like being creative and world building, this game is for you.

Difficult? Sure. Worth it? Absolutely.

Hey gamers, if you're looking for a frosty adventure that's as challenging as it is nice to look at, then look no further than Wildfrost! This game has got it all: stunning art that will make your eyes pop like frozen berries, music that's as fun as a snowball fight with yetis, and gameplay that will make you feel like you've taken a long walk on frozen lake only for it to crack as you're too far out for anybody save you.

One of the finest games ever made. A decade later, it continues to inspire. 11/10

The best "me and the boys" game you can get. ROCK AND STONE IN THE HEART!!!!

It's spooky and fun

Best Life is Strange entry yet.

The best game I've ever played. Bar none. Buy it now.

What may be my hottest video game take: Life is Strange 2 is better to Life is Strange 1.

LiS is all about subverting expectations with the strange. In LiS1, we’re told constantly that “this action will have consequences” yet we have the option to rewind time and avoid them. Either you can pick for all of your actions to have had meaning, or you can say you want to have never performed those actions and avoid the consequences that attend them.

LiS2 is different; it’s all about power and the different ways people wield it. The first cop we see in the game immediately responds to what is essentially a playground scuffle with a drawn gun and he shoots an innocent man. The cop has the power completely in that situation, and he responds to everything transpiring with force and violence. This, of course, awakens the “powers” in Daniel. This is super interesting, as you as Sean are powerless to control him. Instead, the only power you have is the power of influence.

I could probably go on about the different ways in which the game presents power in different social situations and structures, but I think giving the most power of anybody in the story to a child who doesn’t know how the world works yet leads to some super memorable events.

One of my most highly recommended games.

Great world building, both in story-telling and in gameplay. Awesome with friends!