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Lakeview Cabin Collection is an episodic puzzle-strategy game that imitates 1970s and 80s horror movies with puzzle-like gameplay, though it is very confusing and becomes a chore to complete without a guide.

DNFM 2099 is a simulation game that, true to its name, matches the high quality of the original. This time, you're buying cages to observe and interact with the entire universe and its living entities, even if it is forbidden.

Do Not Feed the Monkeys, a simulation game, has such a crazy theme: being in a private club, buying cages to watch humans like primal animals, and being forbidden to interact with them, but doing it anyway.

Yuppie Psycho is a survival horror game where you genuinely wonder about the mystery and pay close attention to the dialogue and the environment. The storytelling is extremely well done.

As a simulation horror game, revealing the horrific entity that has been haunting you at the very end completely saps the tension and kills the horror.

Sifu is an action game with five compelling bosses, an incredible atmosphere, smooth and masterable fighting mechanics, a great soundtrack, story, different locations to go through and movement... It's perfect. When you take on a challenge and try to finish the game at the youngest age, the game is actually extremely hard, and that is not frustrating, but actually the most fun part.

It's an interactive drama game, but unlike the other two LiS games, the story and ending are not particularly interesting. However, the atmosphere and its colors remain enjoyable.

It's an adventure game with great visuals and a unique concept, but the puzzles aren't engaging and it's another go from A-to-B game.

It's another interactive drama by Quantic Dream with a movie-like feel and a somewhat interesting story.

Seattle, Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona. What a trip. It's a narrative adventure with amazing characters, storyline, and choices, but the ending options could just be a lot better.

An indie RPG where the gameplay, dialogue, and even the soundtrack are actually funny, creating a humorous experience that still has a meaningful message.

Bureaucracy has never been this fun. Though this dystopian simulation isn't groundbreaking since there are plenty of similar options out there.

A survival horror game with a thought-provoking story and scary atmosphere, SOMA suffers from gameplay that is mostly running from enemies, hiding, and getting lost going from A to B.

An action-adventure game with a unique story and concept, though the gameplay and mechanics feel far too tedious.

An open-world action-adventure game with motorcycle customization, a cool protagonist, unique zombies, and nature instead of city landscapes. You just love to hear it.

Another interactive movie-like adventure game, but DBH still stands out with a relatively unique story and top-level graphics.

Outlast is a truly amazing horror game. The story being told through notes isn't ideal, but the visuals and experience remain captivating.

Until Dawn is an interactive drama horror game where mechanics like relationship bars, personal characteristics, and totems are almost useless, but the choices matter immensely.

Life is Strange is an episodic graphic adventure game where the music choices are amazing and the story is engaging, though the final chapter overdoes the 'world-within-a-world' concept.

Dead by Daylight is an asymmetrical multiplayer survival horror game that used to feel like horror, but time and overexposure have turned it into a strategy game fueled by intense bullying.

A narrative adventure game, Last Stop plays more like an interactive movie than a game, but the story is fun and engaging.

An interactive thriller game where, unless you look up a guide, it becomes an absolute life-drainer of a puzzle.

An action RPG survival horror game where both the parkour and combat are amazing, the faction system is worth investing in, and the quests feel genuinely meaningful, but the story and its ending are far less interesting.

An open-world survival horror game where the parkour, side quests, and combat are really good, but certain late-game mechanics ruin the fear of a dangerous city and turn you into a terminator.

A roguelite indie game where River Boy's soundtrack wonderfully complements this unique cult game with the cutest graphics and design.

A survival horror game where visitors are a unique concept, yet the gameplay gets repetitive after a few hours.