These are some games I have played recently and what I would rate them.

Such a fantastic game, a classic Square Enix game, but with some twists, such as being able to hit multiple enemies with your attack, as well as storing enemies in a dimensional dungeon (a dimengeon, if you will), and you can fight them in a large group. The story is quite intriguing as well, it's already been released in 2024, but I hope to get this one soon. 9.5/10!

Quite a pleasant and relaxing survival sim, filled with breath-taking scenery and skies that make you really feel like you're sailing through the clouds on floating islands. The demo really takes off as you're building some of the required items for the quests, but just when you've seen it all, you're given control of sailing through part of the skies (in the demo) and some more mechanical wonders to play with before the demo ends shortly after. I stopped wanting to play more. 9/10!

Have you heard of a game called Hades? Well think of another game similar to it in playstyle, but instead of Greek styled gods, you're talking amongst the Nordic gods: Thor, Freya, Heimdall, Eitri...and the big bad who killed Odyn, LOKI! Let's go! So far there was weapon choices of battle axe and bow styles, but I'd imagine there could be more in the official release. Made by 2 people, I have high hopes for this game. 9/10!

Do you like Wario Ware? Do you like micro games? Do you like trippy artstyles with amazing music? THIS GAME HAS ALL OF THAT! The demo may be somewhat short if you're good at these sorts of games, but the music makes you want to hang around a lot longer. I found myself not even caring if I screwed up on a micro game because I was vibing with the music the entire time! 10/10!

It's the year 2000 and you've just purchased a Playstation 2 and a copy of Final Fantasy X. Little did you know that you were gonna cry at the end of this game...There's no use in trying to resist. It doesn't matter how amazing the music is, how funny some scenes are, how grindy the game was...'You cried.'

Ah yes, Terraria. The survivalcraft, boss killing game that is full of Cthulu-esque creatures and costs you a fraction of the amount of hours you'll put into it. It's also amazingly supported by hundreds, if not thousands, of modders that add many more hours of content on top of what you have already played. The best part? Redigit is still developing it and working on another QoL update as I write this!!!

Do you like mechs? Do you like fighting in a 3D space? Do you like complex stories? This game has all of that and much more! A game from my teenage years, but it's a gem. I can't really say too much without spoiling much of the story, but damn does it feel good when you get the controls down and you clear the distance between yourself and your enemy and combo them to death. Go try it!