I've played a lot of things. To put things into perspective, I think there are few games that have been greatly influential in my life.

- Clash of Clans
- Minecraft
- Geometry Dash
- Factorio
- The Ratchet and Clank Franchise

I am 21 now, and have far less time for gaming than I once did. Most of the above games and similar titles I go back to, are out of familiarity, and to scratch a nostalgic itch. Alas, I don't adopt these sorts of titles like I once used to. Factorio is the outlier here, and is something I keep returning to for a fresh start over, and over, and over again. It is the title I think I could readopt again and again, and don't think I will ever really get over. If I'm being honest, it is probably my favourite steam game, really of all time.

Additionally, if you are anything like me - a software engineer by day, mathematician by night, and all round nerd with an indescribable urge to "get ♥♥♥♥ done", this game is absolute crack - frankly, I'm not quite sure why it hasn't yet caught on as an effective psychotherapeutic intervention for addiction. I can only speculate it has been dismissed in this regard for its ability to procure addictions far stronger..

I've played a lot of things. To put things into perspective, I think there are few games that have been greatly influential in my life. - Clash of Clans - Minecraft - Geometry Dash - Factorio - The Ratchet and Clank Franchise I am 21 now, and have far less time for gaming than I once did. Most of the above games and similar titles I go back to, are out of familiarity, and to scratch a nostalgic itch. Alas, I don't adopt these sorts of titles like I once used to. Factorio is the outlier here, and is something I keep returning to for a fresh start over, and over, and over again. It is the title I think I could readopt again and again, and don't think I will ever really get over. If I'm being honest, it is probably my favourite steam game, really of all time. Additionally, if you are anything like me - a software engineer by day, mathematician by night, and all round nerd with an indescribable urge to "get shit done", this game is absolute crack - frankly, I'm not quite sure why it hasn't yet caught on as an effective psychotherapeutic intervention for addiction. I can only speculate it has been dismissed in this regard for its ability to procure addictions far stronger..