Chunky little RPG with some depth. If you enjoy Fallout you're likely to get a kick out of this. Though it's not noted on the store page, it does have controller support.
It is Doom
Never played this before, was on sale. Runs well; not bad.
Other than the poor optimization, it's actually pretty fun to blast through and chain moves together. Best played with a controller. Graphics aren't bad either, it just doesn't run well for me on any settings. (Specs: RTX 3060, 11th Gen I7, 16GB ram, 1TB NVME). Specs considered, I should have no issues with this game. Regardless, it's faithful to the original Gungrave's style and gameplay so I say give it a shot on sale.
A jank oddity. Has controller support.
From the same devs behind Baldur's Gate 3. This game surprised me in a lot of ways. It's far better than I was expecting. Really no need to play Divine Divinity or Beyond Divinity to enjoy this either.
Diablo hit's all the basic notes, and then some. While it's slower paced than it's sequels, it carries a distinct charm and simultaneous gloom the others don't. Tristram acts as your hub town as you explore the caverns beneath it to ultimately reach hell and defeat Diablo. Rinse and repeat. Levels are randomized, and once cleared they remain empty until you start a new game. It's simple but fun. Being the root of ARPG's, it's an obvious classic that deserves your time.
Doom is the perfect video game.
A pretty perfect Doom entry, minus a few minor gripes like glory kills and enemy roster.
