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My number one is Layers Of Fear. It's truly a psychological game. It's you going around in a creepy and haunted mansion. Remothered: Broken Porcelain is another one that is freaky, yet draws you in to a point that the world around you vanishes and you in another place and time.

Trick or Treat, Beat the Meat, Have a Bite to eat. I'll Take the piss, have at this, I might be into feet.

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I think any system/mechanic in game should be easy to do for everyone. Or at least easy to utilize at first. If it's a complex system to get to work, I probably won't bother to use that portion of the game. I think the mechanics of a game, or how one controls it, should be easy for the gamer. Or at least accessible enough to work.

My son being born. I know it's a clichéd answer, but it's a clichéd answer for a reason. No father holds any other moment closer to thier hearts.

Phasmophobia is the first that comes to mind for me. You can play it alone, but to me the only way to play that game is with at least one other person because it adds more variety and life to the game. For example, you're less likely to mess with cursed objects in single player because of the risk of dying, and the game ends if all players are dead so you're just going to coin flip if your game will end. At least with others present there's more freedom to have fun with them provided they're still alive.

Terminator 2 is the best non trilogy sequel. There's also Childs Play 2, which is better than the first.

Well time for day three, trick or treat!

Unless DnD counts, I never really played any but they do look fun.