11. Super Mario Galaxy (April 15th 2026) [REPLAY]
One of my favorite Mario games, plus having my favorite video game soundtrack. Genuinely a timeless childhood classic after all these years, with boundless creativity and wonder.
10. SBCG4AP 1: Homestar Ruiner (March 25th 2026)
Gave it a try due to feeling depressed, and it's basically take a email episode and have Strong Bad suffer the consequences of his actions. Decent size and amount of puzzles for the first episode, but it's more for comedy than problem-solving.
9. Resident Evil: Requiem (March 11th 2026)
Provides an amazing mix of the recent survival horror from 7 and Village and RE4 action. Besides one flashback section, I felt like the game doesn't ever lose steam as the game goes on. Overall good and scary experience.
8. Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater (March 3rd 2026)
It has some nice quality of life additions such as crouch sneaking and checklists for injuries. However, Unreal 5 strikes again and some of the soul of the original visuals have been drained and, uh, the PC version kinda struggles with performance
7. BLOODMONEY! (February 25th 2026)
Nice little deconstruction game. 30-minute experience and you'll likely end up traumatized
6. Left on Read (February 3rd 2026)
This is just Emily is Away but set during the COVID-19 quarantine. Does it do its job well? Meh. I didn't really feel engaged with the relationship presented, and some of the dialogue felt realistic but boring. Good idea on paper but executed in a mid way.
5. Donkey Kong (February 1st 2026) [REPLAY]
Well, what can you say? It's Donkey Kong. This NES version does lack "50m", which means NSO players aren't gonna experience it, but you still get to experience most of the arcade original.
4. Froggo's Adventure: Verdant Venture (January 16th 2026)
A short and sweet game. It's just over an hour long, but for just a dollar, that's reasonable. If you ever wanted to play Kirby, but as a frog, this is the game for you.
3. Poco (January 8th 2026)
Not the brightest when it comes to puzzle games like these, did have to do some backtracking and wait on hints, but I enjoyed my time. I can feel the love and care that went into this game, and since it's free and short, I recommend giving it a shot.
2. Sakuya Izayoi Gives You Advice and Dabs (January 7th 2026)
Unfortunately didn't help me that much, as I heard nearly all of the advice given before. However, the bonus scene about how arguments are unhealthy and not worth my time was enlightening at least.
1. CBT With Yuuka Kazami (January 6th 2026)
Was recommended by a bestie due to my ongoing issues. The advice was pretty good, and I should put them to practice as soon as I can. It'll be a slow process, but I think the results will be worth it.
Games of 2026? Games of 2026. This time I'll be giving my thoughts. Let's go
43. AI: The Somnium Files - nirvanA Initiative (December 29th 2025)
42. SpongeBob Big Guy Challenge (December 21st 2025)
41. Grand Theft Auto V (December 18th 2025)
[REPLAY]
40. PEAK (December 7th 2025)
39. Grand Theft Auto IV (November 28th 2025)
[REPLAY]
38. Psychopomp GOLD (November 12th 2025)
BlueSky please make private accounts a thing so I can make use of this account
37. Once Upon a Katamari (October 26th 2025)
36. Mafia III (October 24th 2025)
35. Night Trap (October 17th 2025)
34. MY WIFE LEFT ME. SELL HER STUFF tycoon (October 11th 2025)
Realizing I've forgotten my movie thread
At least I'm falling back to my Letterboxd account
33. Dear Me, I Was... (September 28th 2025)
32. Super Mario Bros. Remastered (September 20th 2025)
31. Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (August 22nd 2025)
30. POSTAL 2: Apocalypse Weekend (August 13th 2025)
[REPLAY]
29. POSTAL 2 (August 9th 2025)
[REPLAY]
28. this game will end in 205 clicks. (August 5th 2025)