“Humans need to be a multiplanet species” , Elon Musk

I'm sort of back. I moved to a new place, and well, i got "more" time i can spend playing. I'm also getting a new pc, so that will help too.I'm also looking for new-er cooperative games

Thank you Necabo -> http://i.imgur.com/g2jE4tH.png


The top 3 everyone should play once in a lifetime:

The Cat Lady (an hidden gem, result of the work of 1-man team, incredible storyline, graphics, soundtrack and voice over work. Control and UI suck a bit but that's the only gripe really)
Max Payne (yes, the original one released in 2001)
Bioshock Infinite (perhaps the best 3D graphical adventure AND 1st person shooter with a massive storyline released in the last decade?)

Special mention: The Talos Principle. It is a sort of...philosophical puzzle game you could say. But the scenarios, the atmosphere, the storytelling, the quality of the puzzles themselves...it will drag you into hours and hours of gameplay. Might be frustrating at times, but just get back to it and it will be rewarding.


Those 5 represents the sort of adventure which is still enjoyable (particularly Hellblade and Inside) but requires patience and in some cases (Dear Esther) to be somewhat dedicated:

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (a work of art that succeded in both explaining how a psychosis works and how it feels)
Dear Esther (THE indie walking simulator game that defined the genre)
Inside (utterly impressive care for controls and quality in literally everything that appears in the game, it truly spells quality over quantity)
Rime (just a plain lovely platformer with brilliant level design)
Papo & Yo

The magical 3, each and every one of them has a twist in the mechanics and/or the way a game is supposed to play.

The Stanley Parable (the most "meta" of all the meta games)
What remains of Edith Finch
A Story About My Uncle (mostly because of the gameplay)