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Games I Like page

  • Super Mario 64 (10/10): Has a vibrant speedrunning, modding, and analyst community.

  • Baba Is You (9/10): Awesome puzzle game that broke my brain.

  • The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (9/10): A game that's very scary yet not scary at the same time. Speaking of Zelda games, this one, Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, and a Link to the Past are the only good ones. Everything else is kind of meh. (Yes, including the "critically acclaimed" Breath of the Wild) Also, I hate the supposedly canon timeline.

  • Minecraft (9/10): The game that peaked in 2012 and gets worse with every new update. exozyme intermittently runs a server. PKGBUILD for Arch Linux.

  • SuperTuxKart (8/10): Really nice free and open-source racing game with lots of addons with local and online multiplayer. Dashie the Cyber Bunny is the best character! Graphics are kind of meh.

  • Kerbal Space Program (8/10): You really can have fun building rockets and learn a lot about physics and orbital dynamics at the same time! The physics could be more accurate though.

  • BeamNG.drive (8/10): Driving simulator with terrible controls but amazing crashes.

  • Super Mario Maker 2 (8/10): Great game you can use to build binary computers. Best enjoyed in an emulator.

  • Mother 3 (8/10): One of the best RPGs out there. As always, the battle system kind of sucks. Also, there's animal abuse.

  • Wii Sports (8/10): Sports game that anyone can play.

  • Hedgewars (7/10): Hilarious multiplayer battle game with too many weapons.

  • The Powder Toy (7/10): Great sandbox game, a bit like Minecraft but better in some ways. Open source! There's even a RetroArch core available for it.

  • FlightGear (7/10): Really, really hard but ultra-realistic flight simulator game. Just try landing any plane. Open source too!

  • osu!lazer (6/10): Open source anime rhythm game that I suck at. For Linux users, make sure PulseAudio (or Pipewire) is managing ALSA, or sound may not work and you'll have a bad time like I did.