With current era of mass consumption and marketing people have lost basic artistic taste in gaming. While most people support fraudulent companies , other corporate companies (like EA or Ubisoft) treat gamers as consumers (which heavily affects overall quality. Mass Effect Andromeda, hello!). And for absolutely no real reason people tolerate this.

Their scheme is simple. As long as you bought the game, you reserve a spot for [INSERT RANDOM CORPORATE NAME] in the market. Then companies: a) either “hold the switch” of their "product" as long as it lucrative and then turn the servers down (Darkspore); b) or through some time (about 5+ years) create a sequel/remake/remaster/goty/director's cut and other similar editions of the exact game (sometimes with the same assets) and sell it under a new “refreshed” label (Battlefield 3-4; Dead Island Series).

My list, however, heavily relies on the games destined to play with people. There are tons of incredible coop games, which demand to be played at least ones, before you go to the “ground”.

Of course my memo is not ending here. It would be reformed into something more informative in the nearest future (not into random text guide on steam page, lol).

Possibly, the best games designed to play with another human being

Sometimes it's not about story sort-of games.

Maybe in the future I will implement some advanced sorting (who knows).