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Cool list! I'm wishlisting Nobody Saves the World, Triangle Strategy, Chained Echoes, and Slay the Spire.

Gorogoa is an awesome concept but I got stuck at the clocks-puzzle and haven't gone back.

Glad I'm not the only one who's got LoZ > LoZ:LttP for the 2D LoZ-games! A lot of it is familiarity, but I did recently go back to LoZ:LttP and it just doesn't scratch the same itch the same way. You also got LoZ:BotW as the best 3D LoZ-game like I do. Did you give LoZ:LBW a try?

Surprised you have the Castlevania games so far apart! I know Dawn of Sorrow and Portrait of Ruin have different philosophies but they are still very similar-feeling games to me. Maybe I'm alone there though -- I also feel similarly about the Ori games.

Portal's timeless, yeah, although Portal 2 is just too polished and its world is impressively alive so I side with the sequel.

Bleed 1+2 are legit. Try 'em out people! When I had Bleed 2 as #3 in my top ten games I played in the past two years recently, I think only one person sounded like they had played the Bleed games.

I never replay Outland but I often think about it. It just worked well to combine those elements.

Aero GPX does look legit. I'll wait for it to release and see how it lands, but there's been a demand for that style to come back for a long time and a Kickstarter's appropriate to help that.

AM2R really was legit. Amazing what a fan-game could do there. It and MD are on very similar tiers for me too.

Celeste is very good, I just think the learning curve is too sharp shortly after starting the extra levels. Shorten some screens and let me ease into them a little more!

transience posted...

#75: Mega Man 11

They made a new Mega Man, it was good, it sold well

Just adding that it is now the best-selling MM game to date. No excuses on a sequel Capcom!

And you got the right MM game on top -- MM9 was masterful.