GTA V Enhanced is essentially the same game as GTA V but enhanced, in terms of graphics and various other improvements. Players who have bought the original GTA V will get GTA V Enhanced automatically.

Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection on PC/Steam Sony PLEASE!!!

This is a first-person eerie psychological with driven narrative and a bit of a thriller/horror game (a remake from the original game released in 2012), set in a post-apocalyptic world, derived from nuclear war in guess where: Russia.

You witness utter loneliness as you are seemingly the only survivor and you need to kind of escape from there.

Packed with somewhat realistic graphics, developed in the Unity game engine. Overall, it's a nice game developed by a small developer, i'm guessing from mother Russia herself!
For the gameplay, you just walk and collect things in order to progress the game. Some stages were somewhat obscure to figure out, for me at least. The english translation isn't very good but i'm not that bothered by it.
The soundtrack is okay, for the most part.

I would recommend this game if you want a cheap game, (this game was 0,99 euros during a massive sale, summer sale, with achievements & having a short story. Also, i would recommend this game to mostly horror lovers and such. I mainly bought it because i thought it would mainly be a casual, with good vibes walking simulator (like what remains of edith finch game). It isn't really, and there's a one or two scary parts in it that scared me for some seconds. I wouldn't call it a cannonically horror-y type of game, but it has its own moments for sure.

A pretty, very calm & short point & click game where you guide Milo, a beyond cute & charming cat, arrive at his home!
It was somewhat easy and as i said a very short game from start to finish.
I'm so in love with its art style. Hand crafted & drawn games are my favorite. It really shows dedication & love from the developers!
Totally recommend it! It's a nice change of pace from the AAA game niche!

The format and design of this Emily game is vastly different from the others because i resembles the early facebook days, so nothing like the previous two. It's okay for me i guess. The intro to this game is the legendary Windows XP one but when you log in to "Facenook" the cursor, while loading, resembles the one from Windows 7 (i was a Windows 7 user not that long ago, i can still vividly remember it). So this is a weird design choice, maybe the developer wanted to merge the two most remembered & loved OS's ever? Maybe.

There are two girls you can have a romantic relationship with, just like the previous game (except only the 1st one has Emily, the 2nd one introduced Evelyn).

There are 5 main endings and 9 sub-endings, which depend upon mainly minor choices, not the super important ones. I wouldn't suggest going over all of them since the game gets tedious after its 3-4 hours run. Too much typing and enter-ing! There is one achievement that requires you to get all MAIN 5 endings ONLY, not the sub-endings. If it didn't pop, go to secrets and press on the "5/5 endings" icon. It will pop up.

The main 5 endings differ a lot i guess but most of the time only the name of your girlfriend changes. At times i saw many similar dialogue moments since i was changing from Emily to Evelyn and vice verca to get all the main 5 endings. You will notice the same dialogue as well after those 3-4 hours i was talking about earlier. Since it is only just an indie game, this must be why there isn't enough variation between the two characters dialogues and personalities (although i remember that in the 2nd game where Evelyn is introduced, i remember her being a completely different person compared to Emily) or it could just be laziness from the developer.

If you, like me, tried the 1st two games, wanted to complete the collection, get some easy 100% achievements and appreciate the 2000's aesthetic, then i am recomending this game to you.