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Love it!
Similar to Rimworld of course, but the animations and art are a bit more detailed and it's more of a relaxed building experience than a fight for survival.
As an experienced Rimworld player I got the hang of everything easily and made it through the first winters without a hitch. It even seemed a bit too easy.

Made my first fortress. Going well, population swells to over 50 Dwarves. A random wereraccoon appears and bites people. Half the fortress is infected. The Dwarves kill each other until 12 are left. The children are infected so I lock them all in a room to starve to death. Last wereraccoon is the mayor herself, who is locked in her bedroom and keeps transforming back and forth but just won't die.

Fun.

Outstanding, realistic, completely hopeless zombie survival simulator.
Like the loading screen says - there was no hope of survival. This is how you died.

No other zombie game goes this deep into the reality of surviving as the last living human.

Of the historical CoD games, this is hands down the best, the most emotional ride, with the best-feeling weapons (ooh, running n' gunning through a building with a PPSh!).

The only problem with this game is that the campaign isn't 10 hours longer!

Abuse prisoners and learn about the evils of American prison capitalism all in one!

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is the end-all be-all of Medieval immersion, and it also boasts engaging gameplay, a great story and cool perk trees. The combat system, while commendably trying to present the player with as an authentic experience as possible, is a bit finicky, particularly in larger fights, but one-on-one it truly shines!
Medieval drudgery has never looked this good!

A very unique game. Never found any other games with similar mechanics, which is a shame. Only Brothers In Arms comes close, but that's still an FPS.
Full Spectrum Warrior is quite outdated by now, but it does seem to run alright on modern hardware. Honestly, if you're interested it's better to get the newer game, Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers which is quite a bit better, and reserve the original FSW for diehard fans looking for extra content.

Beautiful

Beautiful

Honestly, a solid game. I haven't encountered the cacophony of game-breaking bugs reported by other players, so I must assume the devs have fixed most of them. Some things that seem like bugs are just the way the game works and you have to figure out how to do things the right way.

The game tasks you with managing an inn, down to the nitty gritty details of having to make sure the dishes are washed and lanterns are refueled with fat. You hire staff, assign them tasks, and occasionally send them to hunt down new pieces of furniture and recipes on the world map (and there are many). You design your inn from the ground up, from the food and drinks you serve to the kind of clientele you cater to (4 types with different aesthetic preferences and favorite menu items). You can even build private rooms for a variety of adventurers and send them on quests to get extra rewards.

It starts off very slow as early profit margins are slim - which means early purchasing and hiring decisions are critical -, but as you become more and more self-sufficient and improve the quality of your rooms, you can make greater profits and start having fun with the design aspect of your inn.
As the inn simultaneously gains fame, you'll unlock new techs and the patrons will start expecting more services, which serves for a quite lengthy play-time. It can easily take dozens of hours to unlock everything, especially on higher difficulties.