mylifeforAiur

Adventure games when they let you see interactive elements by holding a shift/tab/space-bar, etc. Also, Shout out to the Black Mirror games for also removing interactive elements once you've used them/used up their unique dialogue.

Vinny based solely on my love for Adventure games--particularly FMV adventure games.

Best wishes to everyone involved. Tremendous bummer, nonetheless.

Red Faction Guerrilla on 360. I was awestruck by the destruction capabilities.

Just re-release all the Silent Hill games, so I don't have to spend a fortune trying to get a copy of any of them. I even liked the bad Silent Hill games, so I'm down for more.

Only finished 8 2020 games it seems. I like all these games, though. A few of these are on here because they were released for the XONE for the first time in 2020.

Recently finished The Tick season 2 on Prime, and I absolutely loved it. Googled season 3 and found out there isn't going to be one. What a bummer.

I believe that Beautiful Desolation has Mick Gordon composing the soundtrack, too. So, that should be dope! As for Painscreek Killings, for as rough as it very much is, how did you feel about the execution of the ending...event? You know what I mean.

It really is a gorgeous game. It was the first MI game I played, so that probably biased my opinion on the others. And, yeah, Escape From Monkey Island and 3D adventure games, man. I've played plenty and I like plenty of them, but it's hard to beat the amount of attention to detail you can put into a simply 2D game. Daedalic have made a bunch of beautiful 2D-art adventure games, but their writing is lacklustre a lot of the time.

@drachmalius:No probs, man! Thanks for checking out the list, and I'm glad you're enjoying the Cat Lady. It has its rough edges, but I think it's all the more endearing for it.