The glory days of 40k, now with slightly better graphics and a much better camera. All campaigns are included, with the original ruleset for each. However, multiplayer follows Soulstorm rules, with all the good and bad that comes with that.
Big mechs, big guns, big fights. Time to kill is long, so there's plenty of time to aim, take hits, and hit back. Decent complexity for mech customisation, but DLCs are mandatory for the full experience. Also, the game is mod friendly. I use performance mods and an AI mod to make the squad less terrible.
Looks like a mod for Minecraft, but plays like a classic first person dugeon crawler. The dugeon is brutal, but the options to tackle challeges are vast, e.g. many forms of magic, bows, followers, stealth, even robots and traps. No level requirements for gear, no restrictions on what you can use/equip, but items are usually cursed and dangerous to use. I higly recommend the DLCs too. Many more options for playable races and classes.
A good game from a time when Bioware still made good games. Great combat with plenty of options for fighting styles and combos, with interesting charactes and a plot that somewhat resembles Avatar: The Last Airbender. The fictional world of Jade Empire is inspired by ancient China, but with chi magic and flying machines. For the technical side, for a game from 2005 it runs very well on W10 with an Nvidia card.
It's unbelievable that this game even exists. Best enjoyed blind, but it will be frustrating for a few hours. Mods highly recommended, but not for a first playthrough.
One of the best political management strategy games on the market. Extremely complex, mostly faithful to history with options for fantasy playthroughs. The only negative is the large amount of DLCs that add crucial game mechanics and essential flavor for astronomical prices. Recommended on a sale.
