[quote]Cool OSTs?[/quote] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9O2Rjn1azc "We All Became" from the Transistor OST. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZ5Es-0E6H4& "End of the Road" from Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden [quote]What’re ya excited for?[/quote] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVXvoCzo690 [b]Observation.[/b] A new game "launching" this month by Devolver Digital (which basically secures it being a good game). Observation is a psychological thriller in which you play as a space-station, instead of a character manning it. The game is said to have a heavy focus on a sense of dread. The game begins as you - the disembodied AI - reboot from some kind of event as the alarms are sounding, the lights strobe, and there is only one crew member you're able to contact - Emma. Emma will navigate the space-station uncovering for herself the mystery of what recently happened. Your job is to operate as the AI you are. Opening doors, checking memory functions, informing Emma which parts of the station are and aren't functioning, and using the various cameras on the interior and exterior of the spaceship to look for damage, and clues as to the whereabouts of the rest of the crew. Your system occasionally glitches, your sound occasionally cuts, and your cameras occasionally distort. What really sold me was that on one occasion during this distortion, something demands that you "BRING HER". You know, as well that the - frankly - fascinating and innovative gameplay and storytelling. [quote]Got any game recommendations?[/quote] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7x393waFKDw [b]VA-11 Hall-A.[/b] "Valhalla" is a cyberpunk themed bartending simulator. The game has been out a while, but I think it recently got a Switch release. Set in a futuristic city, this 10-15 hour game has you playing as a bartender interacting with people from all over, in an oddly thought-provoking adventure. The branching narrative focuses on the fascinating characters you meet. Getting to know their tastes, their stories, what they're doing to survive, and how intertwined they are with the city and it's other residents. On top of that, the retro-inspired visuals and absolutely killer soundtrack make it a real treat to play. I feel like this game can be a hard sell, so let me hit you with a few scores/comments. [quote]"Although there aren't dialogue options, VA-11 HALL-A creates a storytelling experience that's grippingly personal. If, like many game theorists argue, story should always act as a supporter to mechanics, then VA-11 HALL-A is the exception that makes the rule." - Kill Screen[/quote] [quote]“VA-11 Hall-A is a funny, thought-provoking, and sometimes tragic work of art, with truly original gameplay and a beautiful aesthetic unlike anything else on the market.” 10/10 – CG Magazine[/quote] [quote]“VA-11 Hall-A is a stunning adventure that manages to deliver one of gaming's greatest stories.” 9.5/10 – TechRaptor[/quote] And I'm also going to throw in that [b]97% of the revies for this game on Steam are positive.[/b] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH8bmTKIkag [b]Graveyard Keeper[/b] "Build and manage a medieval graveyard while facing ethical dilemmas and making questionable decisions. Welcome to Graveyard Keeper, the most inaccurate medieval cemetery sim of the year." Need I say more, really? Graveyard Keeper has you focusing mainly on the upkeep of your graveyard and the needs of the townsfolk as opposed to dungeon delving adventure. My only real gripe with it was that it far to tedious and laborious to have to mine and farm and bla bla bla - considerably moreso than the likes of Stardew Valley. With that said, a recent update has made some QoL fixes as well as adding some free DLC which involves hiring zombies.