Inside has great atmosphere and visuals. It also feels like one ~3 hours long cutscene, where you have to keep one button pressed to progress, but somehow it is exciting.
Syberia is an amazing adventure, I'm not a fan of this genre, but liked it a lot. Puzzles are very logical and simple in a good way. Storytelling and characters are great, it was especially nice to see how main character changes through out the game. Backgrounds look decent even today (character models - not so much).
Serious Sam: the Second Encounter is exactly what you might expect from a good sequel: same game but bigger and better.
Serious Sam alone revived the adrenaline fast-paced shooters. It inherited fast paced action and high difficulty from Doom while also having it's own unique style.
Soma got interesting and thought provoking plot, great atmosphere and visuals. Gameplay itself is little bit stale especially stealth parts, but I enjoyed Soma a lot although horror is not my favorite genre.
Pretty much same old Heroes 3 in 3D, with few improvements to the classic gameplay: better leveling system for heroes, alternative upgrades for units, finally nerfed Necropolis)
Deadlight had a lot of potential but fell short mostly due to technical issues. Clunky animations and a lot bugs including game breaking ones. And this is in Director's cut version published 4 years after initial release. Cutscenes are fine, but the plot itself is terrible, full of deus ex machina and situations that just do not make any sense. Visuals are good, backgrounds are even great. Action felt really satisfying from time to time despite poor animation.
Oxenfree has the most influential choices out of all mainstream 'choice based' videogames. I started my second playthrough instantly after end credits and it was even better the first one
Little Nightmares has great atmosphere, environment is truely dreamlike with crazy ladders and botomless pits. It is not trying to startle you with jumpscares, but provides a lot of creeps. Game is short and it's length is just right.
Tyranny is better than Pillars of Eternity in almost every aspect, and PoE was a pretty good game already. One of the best experiences of playing 'Evil' protagonist ever made in videogames
