1. Dishonored 1/2 - Great combination of stealth, combat, story and setting. Both games are great, can't choose between them. The feeling of sneaking around in the dystopian cities of Dunwall or Karnaca is uncomparable to any other games I've played. There's many different ways to approach situations but every one is fun. Trying to use supernatural powers to either sneak around unnoticed or slaughtering everything in your way for the hell of it is something I've not seen replicated. The story is engaging and fun in both games but the worldbuilding is what makes it.11/10

2. Mirror's Edge - Running on rooftops, sliding under obstacles and jumping between walls is so much fun. Rather short and meh combat but overall really fun. Linear and short but for some reason I could play this so much. Don't know if it deserves to be this high up but I love it nonetheless.10/10

3. Night in the woods - Pretty much a walking simulator but with great characters that makes the game the best of all time. The story, characters, minigames, atmosphere and general feeling of the game is something that's hard to come by. Not for everyone but definitely for me. 10/10

4. The Witcher 3 - An RPG with tons of immersive content, just what I like in an RPG. There's always stuff to do, the world feels alive and the people feel like people. Heart of stone was an amazing DLC, the story and the characters. Blood and wine felt a bit unfinished in my opinion but still great with lots of new and refreshing content. Movement and combat felt a bit clunky at times but that not anything i really care about anyway. Also hard to understand all of the story without playing the previous games but after a while it makes more sense. 9/10

5. GRIS - A E S T E T I C, amazing music. Not much in terms of story or gameplay but a fantastic example of art in video games. The animation and general mood really makes this a great experience and as it's quite a short game, it's a great game to play in one night in the dark. 9/10

6. Final Fantasy IX - An old rpg that holds the test of time. You need no previous knowledge to understand the story but there's still a lot you dont know about the world that you learn as you go. The worldbuilding, characters and story are easily what makes the game so amazing. Which for an RPG is all I could ask for. The story unfolds as you play and I won't spoil anything here but it's really, really exciting but sprinkled with fun events, sidequests and time to just explore the world. 9/10

7. Return of the Obra Dinn - The only mystery game where I actually felt like a detective. Puzzling it all together is so satisfying, especially when you notice small details which makes everything fall into place. Quite short and not any replay value which is sad since it was so much fun. 9/10

8. Europa Universalis 4 - You take control of a country anywhere in the world in 1444, then you kinda do whatever you want but mostly you go for achievements. With tons of events, possible decisions and things to keep an eye on it's a strategy game unmatched in my eyes. The satisfaction of conquering and making good strategic choices is really good. Multiplayer games are also relaxing and fun. No real cons except the steep learning curve. 9/10.

9. Fallout 4 - Roaming a post-nuclear wasteland is really fun and despite the games amny flaws such as: A clunky engine, bland sidequests and plain characters it was still really fun to wander the wasteland listening to hours of great jazz. Exploring abandoned warehouses, schools, factories and such is fun considering how vast the map is. There a lot to do, even though it's mostly looting and shooting, nothing deeper. 8.5/10

10. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen order - The combat i quite soulslike, but thankfully not as hard and unforgiving. Being a Jedi, rolling around, slicing aliens and stormtroopers is fun. And using the force to push people, and puzzles, and just doing cool jedi stuff. The story's good too. I like it. 8.5/10T