This page has a bunch of games that have influenced who I am as a person on it. These games are some of the best I have played and some of the games that have touched my heart more than any other. If you want to understand me then these games are a good place to start. If you want to know more about the games listed, you can click on the images associated with the games to go to their webpages which go into more detail.
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OneShot is amazing. Play it if you haven't please, it's one of the best games I have ever played. One of the most creative puzzle games and one of the games that changed my brain chemistry the most. Go love Niko.
OuterWilds is an open world adventure game where you are an astronaut who is able to fly around exploring your solar system. Each planet is filled with old artifacts and ruins of a people that seemed to live here long before you and have disappeared. However, after roughly 20 minutes your exploration will come to an end as the sun explodes and you go back in time, stuck in a time loop. The game revolves around solving that mystery, as well as figuring out the other mysteries that are buzzing around your brain. Fantastic game.
Luigi's Mansion was one of the first games I had ever played and was the first game that I truly fell in love with. You play as Luigi searching for his brother, Mario, in a haunted mansion, having to bust ghosts and solve puzzles to find your way to King Boo. It is a bit of a silly game but many of the aesthetics that I love can be traced back to this game and I still revisit it every Halloween as part of tradition.
Undertale is a very influential game that has become a very, very big hit since it came out. You are a human who has fallen down into a world filled with monsters and you have the option to try and get out of every fight by either fighting and killing the monsters in your path or trying to talk with them and resolve things in a more peaceful manner. It is a game about love and what it means to be human and the hopefulness it exudes is so infectious.
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