• Age of Empires
• Deus Ex (yes, it’s first person but no self respecting PC gamer would dare to NOT have it installed, period. I don’t care who you are. That is a requirement, if not a prerequisite)
• StarCraft Remastered
• Frostpunk

Gamer ADD. I still need to finish Ghost of Tsushima for this reason. Phenomenal game but I have periods where I just suddenly stop and have little to no ambition to pick up where I left off. What’s worse is that I’ll start playing a whole different game

I think you’re confusing remake with remaster and vice versa. A Remake is a new game built from the up based on the original. A remaster is just a glorified port.

And “a little prettier” is a mild assessment. The game got a graphical overhaul using modern technology, it’s just not as dramatic as say RE2 remake since the original RE2 was a PS1 game from 1998 with fixed camera tank controls and pre-rendered backgrounds

It’s…kind of fixed? You’re still better off playing the original PS2 copies or even emulating them on PSX2 but they still have a WAYS to go before I can say it’s acceptable

Atmospheric horror will always trump over straight scares. That and Alien: Isolation leans a little too heavy on the “hide & seek” schtick with a stalker enemy. Don’t get me wrong, Isolation is amazing but I find games that restricts your ability to defend yourself to be more frustrating and stressful than terrifying.

Games that give me a hand gun but only half a magazine are FAR more scary because it gives a false sense of hope and security. There’s a reason why resource management is a fundamental trait in Survival-Horror

Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The very definition of a timeless classic

One of favourite PoP games. Pity we never got a sequel