The great thing about RPG games is their unbounded ability to tell an immersive story through complex gameplay that really pulls you in, and Pillars of Eterny definitely falls under that category. Regardless if you like platformers or not, Ori and the Blind Forest is a powerful game with great visuals, and orchestral score, and therefore deserves a place in your game library. Not only that, but the story of friendship and loneliness can really pull on those heartstrings, and immerse you in the atmosphere and environment. While maneuvering through the beautifully crafted and visually stunning world, you will reach obstacles and puzzles that will have you bringing all your intellectual might to bear on. In the past few years platformers have become more graphically appealing and more thought provoking, and Ori and the Blind Forest is no exception. Ultimately, if you’re a fan of city builders, this game should definitely be in your library. As your population increases, you have to begin thinking about education, policing, firefighting and a host of other feature which determine how successful your city is going to be.

The detail of Cities: Skylines is what sets it appart, whether it’s the sewage management or the traffic issues which are always a headache, there’s a lot that needs to be looked after.

Throw in Steam Workshop support and you have an almost infinite variety of buildings, roads, and maps to pick from.

Taking the traditional city building gameplay and sprucing it up with better graphics and some interesting new mechanics, Cites: Skyline really is one of the best city building sims out there. Cities: Skyline is basically what SimCity should have been.

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