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Give me your top 3 games that you hold dearest to your heart ❤️
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I understand it is more of a genre', but Rogue and all Rogue-likes (not rogue-lites) that includes Pixel Dungeon, Nethack, Angband, Stone Soup, Diablo, Warcraft, etc. Anything that is proceduraly generated and has a D&D fantasy theme.
Next would be D&D genre', including all of the S.S.I. games, Mordor series, etc.
Finally, would be spin-off genre's such as Gauntlet, Medieval, and other fantasy role playing games.
As a programmer of 50+ years, I am also a big fan of the Atari 2600 (having made of few of those games).
Having more than a million games for more than 3,000 systems, it is difficult to nail down just a few. If I were in a position where I had to chose one for the rest of my days, I'd probably go with Shattered Pixel Dungeon as it is graphical and no game is ever the same twice.
That being said, I'm also a fan of Mek-O-Rama, a puzzle strategy game.
Next would be D&D genre', including all of the S.S.I. games, Mordor series, etc.
Finally, would be spin-off genre's such as Gauntlet, Medieval, and other fantasy role playing games.
As a programmer of 50+ years, I am also a big fan of the Atari 2600 (having made of few of those games).
Having more than a million games for more than 3,000 systems, it is difficult to nail down just a few. If I were in a position where I had to chose one for the rest of my days, I'd probably go with Shattered Pixel Dungeon as it is graphical and no game is ever the same twice.
That being said, I'm also a fan of Mek-O-Rama, a puzzle strategy game.
My favorite games is Disney Magic Kingdoms, My Little Pony: Magic Princess, Hollywood Story, My Little Pony Pocket Ponies and The Sims 4 
Long-term decades-long gaming experience leaves its mark: It's harder to impress, easy to be in boredom. It was far easier at the times long gone, a mediocre world felt anew back then, now I can only name 3 that stand out from all I'd. For intelligence, challenge, and speed, they are noticable, and intense, they may punch you for being careless.
The List:
1. Rain World. The best ecosystem AI. Here you are a small creature near the bottom of food chain and you must survive and discover what is going on. A Hall-Effect or at least a Mechanical keyboard is recommended, a Membrane keyboard, a controller is not.
2. Redout. The best speed. The controller or a Hall-Effect keyboard (not mechanical/membrane, they won't work for this) is required to not crash a lot. If you suffer from motion sickness, avoid it like a plague.
3. Superhot: Mind Control Delete. Time moves when you move. A tactical slow-mo shooter, that how I could describe it, it's quite famous.
The List:
1. Rain World. The best ecosystem AI. Here you are a small creature near the bottom of food chain and you must survive and discover what is going on. A Hall-Effect or at least a Mechanical keyboard is recommended, a Membrane keyboard, a controller is not.
2. Redout. The best speed. The controller or a Hall-Effect keyboard (not mechanical/membrane, they won't work for this) is required to not crash a lot. If you suffer from motion sickness, avoid it like a plague.
3. Superhot: Mind Control Delete. Time moves when you move. A tactical slow-mo shooter, that how I could describe it, it's quite famous.
Haven't had the chance to play many games but here's my current picks:
Bionicle: Mata Nui Online Game - favorite of my childhood, played MYST before that and loved that it was a much easier version than that lol
Journey - a breathtaking and beautiful journey (pun intended)
Professor Layton and Unwound Future - Puzzles! But also first entry to Professor Layton and fell in love with the characters and story.
Bionicle: Mata Nui Online Game - favorite of my childhood, played MYST before that and loved that it was a much easier version than that lol
Journey - a breathtaking and beautiful journey (pun intended)
Professor Layton and Unwound Future - Puzzles! But also first entry to Professor Layton and fell in love with the characters and story.
