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Anthem

1. Anthem

I regret my time with Anthem. How do you not make an Iron Man simulator a slam dunk in 2019?

Anno 1800

2. Anno 1800

Great game, but got stuck in the campaign on a broken quest. Very satisfying to just noddle around, building up your trade empire, though :)

Far Cry: New Dawn

3. Far Cry: New Dawn

I was hoping for more. But it's cool.

Tom Clancy's The Division 2

4. Tom Clancy's The Division 2

I like it a lot.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey

5. Assassin's Creed Odyssey

Basically 100% done, but a handful of achievements not completed. I may go back for them. Kassandra is great, Odyssey is good.

Darksiders III

6. Darksiders III

I kind of like it, but it's also feels terribly antiquated. Game design has moved on, but Darksiders 3 is still stuck in old mechanics. The "Dark Souls" like mechanics don't quite work, because the game doesn't commit. I still love the universe though... though I do wish they'd just have written the sequel to Darksiders 1, instead of meandering with Darksiders 2 and 3... which seem to have entirely forgotten that utterly amazing cliffhanger in 1...

Tick Tock: A Tale for Two

7. Tick Tock: A Tale for Two

Super clever way of making what is effectively an offline multiplayer game. It's a bit simple, and it was very clearly a mobile game ported to steam. But the puzzle were pretty good. Felt a bit short, but with how hard I'm finding time to come by this year... yeah.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

8. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

As much as I love the feel of From Software's games... I just kind of lose interest in them before I get any payout from them. Very cool. But, yeah...

Moonlighter

9. Moonlighter

Fun. But too long. Should probably have cut the 4th dungeon - or extend the shop game... I'd already maxed out my shop by the 3rd dungeon, at least. I like it, but I struggle to really recommend it.

Dragon Quest Builders 2

10. Dragon Quest Builders 2

Sleeper hit for me. DQB was not even a blip on my radar... but DQB2 was released at a time when I did not have access to my PC - and a light-minecraft with a stronger story was just what I needed. I felt like it was a bit long, and a bit hand-holdy. But I enjoyed most of it. (Except for those annoying cutscenes where the voice is narrating... that are extremely slow and unskippable...)

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