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- The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
This game is a sequel to Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but it is very different. - Plants Vs Zombies: a staple for Tower Defense
Plants VS Zombies (PVZ) is a Tower Defense Strategy game by PopCap where you play with Crazy Dave to defend his house from the brain-munching Zombies, using different sentient plants. - Ranking and explaining every character in Jujutsu Shenanigans
THIS IS IN MY OPINION!!!! - RAGE 3 – Nomifactory Community Edition unofficial
But how does Nomifactory work, you may ask? Well, the main goal of the modpack is to achieve the CREATIVE CHEST, and this isn’t such an easy task. - RAGE 2 – I Wanna Best The Creator
rage-inducing and annoying game, meant to be the cause of 🫵 YOUR 🫵 computer’s demise. - Kenshi: The Game That Hates You Back.
Kenshi is a RTSARPG (Real-Time Strategy Action Role-playing Game), Developed by Lo-Fi Games. Kenshi takes place in the Far Far Far future, after an apocalyptic event, Kenshi allows complete control over the customization of your character along with their role in the world, Kenshi is an extremely difficult and rage bait-y game, anyone and anything… Continue reading Kenshi: The Game That Hates You Back. - RAGE 1 – Find The Chomiks!
FTC involves these “areas” where chomiks can be found. If you see a little image of a little hamster-looking guy, that’s a chomik! - How to play, Roblox Evolve 3D
Evolve 3D is a Roblox game where you can create a creature and use it to gain DNA to make larger creatures. - Risk of Rain Returns (part 1)
Risk of Rain Returns has got to be one of my favourite roguelikes I’ve played this year. I was a bit late to it, but I still love it. - Heroes Battlegrounds
Heroes Battlegrounds is a Roblox action game based on the manga and anime “My Hero Academia”. - CrossCode: The Ultimate ARPG Experience
Do you like stories? Combat? Puzzles? Laser bridges? Slaughtering infinite populations of hedgehogs? Then you’ll love CrossCode. If you somehow like none of those? You’ll still love CrossCode. - Why Repo is the Best Horror Game and Why you Should Play it
Repo is my new favourite horror game, and I think it should be your favourite, too. - Pokémon Go
Pokémon Go is a very popular mobile game that was released in July 2016 and has seen success and popularity since its release. - WobbleDogs is a Questionable Mutation Game
Wobble Dogs is a dog-themed simulator created by Animal Uprising, and the game is all about creating dogs with interesting mutations and having fun with them!!! - Ranking Types of Rhythm Games From Easiest to Hardest
Rhythm games are one of the most diverse genres of video games, but many of them aren’t kind to beginners, so I made this article to help you find the ones that are. - Viscera Cleanup Detail: Mopping Up Tragedy, One Bloodstain at a Time
Viscera Cleanup Detail is a game about cleaning. No, it’s not about cleaning wet floor stains and dirt marks, it’s about cleaning up the aftermath of abyssal horrors that can probably destroy everything you know and love, but that’s not important. - The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Botw) is a great open-world action game with a great story. - THE VERY OBVIOUSLY BEST GAME GENRE EVER:
The base of an incremental game is, you have the number one and you gain 1 number per second/1NPS, now imagine that your NPS is equal to your number (that means if you have the number 10 your NPS is 10, or 10nps) so now it would be easy as peasy to get HUGE numbers very quickly. - Little Nightmares
Little Nightmares is one of the most well-made video games I have ever played. - Why Fallout 4 is a great game
Fallout 4 is the seventh installment in the Fallout franchise, and despite being the most popular Fallout game of all time, it is largely ridiculed by other Fallout games’ fans.
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