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Papers, Please was a truly pleasant surprise. The pacing of feature introduction throughout the story mode is really well done, and the fictionalized dictatorship makes for an intriguing plot to follow. I would definitely recommend picking this game up and supporting games that provide unique and creative experiences in otherwise simple presentations.

Love my Steam Controller.

What's left to say about the greatest RPG I've ever played? Final Fantasy VII defined the genre and is one of the greatest games of all time. While I'm tremendously excited for the remake, it's amazing how well the story and gameplay still hold up after these years.

I'm not sure what it is about this game that appeals to me, I've never been a tremendous fan of puzzle games, but 10,000,000 is a pleasant treat. It may be the dungeon crawling theme and progress goal that makes the mindless matching fun.

I've sunk hundreds of hours into this game, the workshop content, and the expansions. It was my first foray in the Civ franchise, so I can't speak to how it holds up to the rest. But it's a game I find myself constantly recommending to friends if they're wanting an accessible and historically engaging turn based strategy game.

I purchased this game back during the Summer Sale of 2013 on a whim. The reviews seemed good and the premise seemed interesting enough. Now over two years later, I still come back to the game to tool around with physics and planetary rotations. I'm really looking forward to picking up the sequel at some point.

Another game predicated on incremental rewards and minimal input. That is to say, in the early levels. Entire forums have gathered to try to overcome the exponential odds of later levels, and streamlining the ascension process. Check it out. It's free.

AdVenture Capitalist is a fun time sink that capitalizes on the human want of incremental rewards and innate innability to do valuable things with time.

Fallout 4 is an extremely amazing follow-up to Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. It polishes and builds on what was an already awesome pair of games. While it does have your usual Bethesda quirks and bugs, anyone who logged hundreds of hours in the predacessors or any of the Elder Scrolls series is likely to find themselves doing so once again.

This game is worth the price; especially if you're paying with a coupon. If you're looking for depth, look elsewhere. But if you're down for a late 80s style Arcade shooter, this is the one.