Having just posted my thoughts on game number 100, I thought now would be a great time to look back at the journey that brought me here and commit to a definitive list of the top 10 games I've played and covered on this site. Some may be obvious, while others may be a bit unexpected. I want to say that very, very few of the games that I've covered on this site are what I would consider to be "bad" games, so the ones that make it to the top have something truly special about t

First conceptualized while developers Chip Moore and Dylan Takeyama were in college, the pair set out to match the gameplay style of older tactical RPGs, such as Fire Emblem and Shining Force, with a modern look. Created in GameMaker, the game saw a successful Kickstarter campaign before being surprise released on Steam and later ported to the NIntendo Switch. The story follows a group of military academy students who get swept up in a questionable war before finding themsel

When I first started this site, the idea was to play and write about one game a week. I began by playing games in January of 2025, building up a backlog of games to write about, then started this site in late May with twice weekly updates every month since June 2025. Two updates a week allowed me to finish writing about the games I had played at a pace that would put me at 52 games played and written about for the year. I shot past the initial goal of 52 games played, hitting