I had a good time with the game, but the only downfall was the horribly designed boss fights and slow controls. I know they tried to make the game feel more horror that way, but I think they went too far with that idea.
I did enjoy my time with The Devil In Me. It was about 6-7 hours long, just enough to be played again and collect all the collectables I missed. I liked the characters and how realistic they not just looked, but sounded and acted. The game has very high re-play value, so this game can be played over and over again.
God Of War: Ragnarok is a masterful sequel. It has amazingly written story, new characters, well made battle system, beautiful world, lore, new weapons, huge boss battles… it is simply putting a masterpiece of a video game and gamers will remember this adventure for a long time to come.
The gameplay, discovering the world and uncovering its secrets, the graphics and music, all did made me enjoy Tunic.
The Quarry is another amazing title from Supermassive Games which will keep players busy for some time.
AR: Changing Tides is nice little puzzle-adventure game, that is about 2-3 hours long. It's relaxing and easy going, just perfect size to play through one sitting.
Martha Is Dead is good psychological horror game. It doesn't lean on jump-scares or anything cheap, but authentic horror and how war can traumatize a person.
Backbone had deep story and the storytelling was the main point of the whole game.
Twelve Minutes was nice little game with simple gameplay and amazing storyline.
Kena: Bridge Of Spirits is amazing first game from Ember Lab studios. It has old-school vibes, but with new take.
One More Level 