One of the few games in a massive library of 2D platforming side scrollers that I get the appeal of. It's fun, but later Kirby games would expand on the initial concept, so this one feels a little redundant. Playing Kirby's Adventure allows you to understand why this franchise took off though.

Pretty much my introduction to RPGs. This was one of the first browser games that I found as a kid, so it holds a special place in my heart. It's still fun to revisit. Adam Bohn's vision for a massive free-to-play RPG deserves respect. Despite people laughing at his ideas, he kept going and created something truly awesome.

It's honestly a decent flash game and holds up well.

I haven't played a lot of it to be able to give a comprehensive review, but from I have played, it's definitely a fun, nostalgic platformer. I remember following its early development on Kickstarter, so its crazy to see how far it came.

It's still really good fun to play on the 3DS. You rarely see a game emit such charm and positive feelings. Some of the features can get a little tedious, but its ability to keep the player entertained and coming back should not be forgotten.

Could have been a higher rating, if it wasn't for the peculiar and unnecessarily difficult controls. Amazing aesthetic, music, and art design.

Probably the strongest AC entry that I've played. In general, I don't think much of the AC franchise. They pump out a new one every couple of years and nothing much changes. This one is alright. I remember having fun with the online modes, which are undoubtedly more than dead now (RIP).

One of the better games on the Quest. Really hard to master. In truth, I wasn't that good at it, but it was a fun game.

Lesser known Sega entry. It's a shame that it didn't do very well sales-wise. It's a fun game, but hampered a little by the fact that the difficulty is on the easier side.

The first time you play this, it absolutely blows you away. The capabilities of VR really actualise when you play this. It does get old after a while, but apparently they've added more stuff since I sold my Quest. I think it has a lot of potential.

It's a good timewaster. Kinda loses its fun when you get to the impossible stages.

The shooting mechanics can be dire sometimes, but the character development and layouts of the levels are really well done.

One of the few classic arcade games that I genuinely enjoy playing. And the music didn't need to hit that hard.

Under-appreciated 3D platformer. I had a lot of fun with this game when I was a kid, and it holds up really well.

Bully is better than any GTA game I've played. It actually makes school life fun and, dare I say, nostalgic. It's funny, it's wholesome, it's ridiculous... Bully is an excellent game, but sadly offers little continuation after finishing the game.

It's a real outlier in the racing genre for me. I just absolutely love being able to ram into cars while the nostalgic punk-rock soundtrack plays in the background. Road rage and Crash mode can keep me playing for hours.