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4. Ori and the Will of the Wisps - I never played blind forest prior to this game so I was very taken aback out how absolutely beautiful this game is. The best way I can describe it is like playing an animated Disney movie. The music also adds a level of emotion I've not felt in a video game for a long time and multiple times in the story I actually got sad and upset with events that happen to the characters. This makes a great showcase how games can be art as much as they are entertainment. Teaser Trailer

7. Sonic Games - Sonic is my single favorite franchise with Sonic 3 being my first ever video game. Along with replaying the original 3 I also tried Sonic Adventure 2 along with the game gear games and while not as good as the originals made fun for pass-time when I couldn't think of anything else to play. Games got kind of infuriating at times but what game wouldn't be fun if it didn't offer some challenge? I don't have a specific game to show here so I'll just link my favorite reviewer. [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mEV1TSYQ5s&list=PLTOHzcYzMzXEbLTtB3j160KQWDFOdCnDl]Somecallmejohnny Sonic Handheld Marathon

I would recommend playing Blind Forest too. It really is an incredible atmosphere and rich story telling. The sound track is on point as well.

I loved SA2 as a child, Chao World was so fun.

This year, I replayed KOTOR 2 which I think has the best story telling of any game I've played. Even if you're not a die hard Star Wars fan, the philosophical approach to the Force and the Exile's journey is incredible. It takes everything you've known about the force and turns it upside down.