FEZ

One of my favorite games of all time, up there with Dark Souls, MYST, and Chrono Trigger. The music is incredible, the puzzles tough, the art fantastic.

In spite of the reputation that this game had due to the personality shortcomings of the creator (And the state of early 2010s internet) the game is genuinely one of the most creative Indie puzzle games. 3D in a 2D world is fantastically and expertly done.

I really wanted to like this, but it's not for me. Pretty, but literally so unintuitive that it requires an exposition mascot to follow you the entire game explaining what parts of the scenery you can interact with (but not alway how) and if you miss a single “Press B” dialog for any of them God help you. …and that’…

While the creator of Fez got himself into quite a bit of hot water in the world of game development, Fez does remain a personal favorite of mine (so much so, that when I came to PC from console, I knew it had to be in my library). Fez is one of the most unique and memorable indie games I’ve ever played. The art styl…

I started playing this when I was a kid and left it for some reason even though I liked it, I wish I didn't. Fez is as good in the surface as it is once you dig deeper and deeper into its puzzles, it starts as a fun game with an already creative mechanic, but there are enough layers to its puzzles to go insane (in a…

I wish I could wipe my memory and relive this game for the first time again. Everything is peak from the pixel art visuals, the chiptune soundtrack, to the puzzle design and even the lore. The platforming gets a little stale after awhile, (just find the best way up), but the main puzzles come from keen sense of inga…