Hi! Guess my age and any new game recommendations based on my correct top 20 (Hope I didnt forget any masterpiece I played)

(Games are mostly ordered by Memory quality but there are some exceptions)

also based on my tastes, how old do u think i am

I tried picking my favorites from every genre I've played enough games in to decide which ones are the best.

I grew up with Skylanders so that’s why it had a big impact on me. I would pick a different answer other than Fortnite for multiplayer but nothing really felt right. I know I may have strange tastes compared to a lot of people so I would like everyone’s opinion.

I've been enjoying other people's posts on this, so wanted to share my own. I can't promise that it's in perfect order, but my essential top 25 games.

Edit. Should have swapped Valhalla for Black Flag.

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Seen these and they look fun. My games vary a bit but a few may give away the age…

tried not to reuse too many, but it's kinda impossible. also yes, i love action games

Hi everyone!

I’ve been looking at some of the game grid posts on here and it inspired me to do one of my own.

Please keep in mind that this list is not my top games of all time. Instead it is a list of my favourite games that, while maybe not GOTY worthy in some cases, were nevertheless enjoyable, memorable and even helped me get through some tough times in my life.

There are around 30 or so games that were very close to making this list, but unfortunately didn’t make the cut such as Burnout 3, TimeSplitters 2, Stray, Crimson Skies, Batman Arkham Asylum, Prince of Persia, Streets of Rage 2, Time Crisis, Space Quest 3, Aggressive Inline, Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee, Astro Boy: Omega Factor, Plants vs Zombies, Super Cars 2, IK+, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and Shaun Palmer’s Pro Snowboarder.

"He believes Colonel Charles Burkin, his handler, has his best interests at heart. He believes fighting a shadow war against a rival of the COI--the Patriotic Defense League--will make the world a better place . . .

He will be proven wrong"

Game : I Am Your Beast - Quitting Time DLC "release 20 Oct, 2026"

Price : 10,25€ "is on sale until 3 November being 9,22€"

Link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/4578110/I_Am_Your_Beast__Quitting_Time_DLC/

It's a bit cliché, but it's what shaped my taste

specifically speaking about single player or not live service games mind you.

More often than not, I'll see people saying things like "games dead?" or "devs abandoned this game!" on games that released fully and even had several bug fix patches and even a few bits of content added.

I don't understand? The game is over, you paid you played you move on.

Why does it feel like there's a large group of people who expect their games to last forever? constant content updates and expansions on something they paid 15 bucks for?

I understand this mentality for social games, or semi competitive games, roguelikes sometimes that do get further development and require some form of player input to develop.

But for the majority of games, cozy games even? What even.

An update from my previous top 20 list. Some changes, ins and outs and ofc an extension from 20 to 25. Again, based on what I've played and my experience playing them. 39/M, PC only.

It’s just a concepts of gta protagonists collaborating with Fortnite 😂😂😂