#37: Finally someone gets it, yes Graveyard Keeper, the morbid Stardew Valley.

#35: Nope, not Mass Effect. And the game was guessed fast in the last years, so I wanted to be a bit more obscure, maybe I overdid it.

S.Peelman said: 41 Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force Windows PC 2001 Unguessed Unlike Star Wars, one can count the video games that are actually good in the Star Trek franchise on just one hand. There seems to be something about this franchise that seems to hinder the creation of great games. There are still some though. The Elite Force series, consisting of two games, is one of them. The first game follows a sort of special forces team created on the starship Voyager to combat the hazards of the uncivilised parts of space where the ship is stranded, as happened in the tv-show. Some characters from the show also return and are mostly voiced by their real-life actors. The sequel to this game released a few years later also deserves a mention, where the team gets reassigned to captain Picard's Enterprise after Voyager has returned home in the tv-show. Sadly the sequel was the last great Star Trek game to be made up to this day. I still hope something good will come of it at some point in the future.

I think I have an idea, why there are more good Star Wars game. It's probably less about Star Trek being difficult. Star Wars was created by LucasArts and it just so happened they also had a gaming studio. A very, very talented gaming studio. So I assume Star Wars has so many good games, because it's IP was owned by a studio with some of the best gaming talent in the industry.

35. Final Fantasy Tactics.

Sorry for the double post.

Nope, I have no way playing that, although it sounnds like I might like it. I assume though you have it again on your list.

47.  Shadow of the Colossus
guessed by UnderwaterFunktown

I’ve gotta give props to this game for its unique experience.  If feels like I am totally alone traveling in this painting-like reality and killing giant monsters.  It’s still a one-of-a-kind experience and its focus on giant boss monsters has had a lot of influence on games in the post-PS2 era. 

46.  Wargroove
guessed by Mnementh

Outside of the NES era, my favorite Nintendo made game is Advance Wars.  It is also extremely frustrating that the DS is the last system with Advance Wars games on it.  Luckily for me, Wargroove came along.  It has all of the goodness of the Advance Wars games with a few unique mechanics to make it unique.  In short, it is everything I want out of an Advance Wars game.  While the title of the game is named after one new mechanic, the feature I like the most is actually the critical hit system.  I hope Chucklefish keeps making games like this, because I definitely plan to continue to buy them.

45.  Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
guessed by Mnementh

For years I quested for a game that could scratch that “Final Fantasy Tactics” itch.  Appropriately, the best game I found to do this was Final Fantasy Tactics Advance.  I’ve always liked this game, but the first time I played it, I was disappointed that it wasn’t even more like the original game.  A few years ago, after much questing for a game similar to the original, I finally was able to accept this game for what it was.  The very basic gameplay is the same as the original FFT, but this game is more about building your party from a variety of races.  This is actually a very fun game in it’s own right and it takes certain things in a different direction compared to the first game.  And these mechanics are actually very enjoyable in their own right. 

44.  Dead Cells
guessed by Veknoid_Outcast

I’ve tried plenty of new indie games over the past couple of years, but I was shocked just how fun Dead Cells is.  It snuck up on me.  In fact, during my first couple of playthroughs in this action roguelike I didn’t think this game was terribly special.  However, the game gives you big bonuses if you are able to finish a stage in a fast amount of time.  That is really the key to how great this game is.  Once you try playing it fast, the game really comes alive.  There are so many ways to kill enemies and most of the ways are extremely satisfying.  It’s all of the quick killing and exploring that you are encouraged to do in the game…it puts you in the zone, and it just becomes an extremely fun experience.

Well...all of the games on my top 10 last year are pretty solid in my most loved games.  I think the most that could happen is that they could get kicked out of the top 10.  Not really a chance they could go from top 10 to completely off my list though.

I'm hoping Square-Enix will release Final Fantasy Tactics again, so I can get a physical version on the Switch.  They have been releasing a lot of their older FF titles, 7-12 on Switch, plus the Mana trilogy, so I hope they just keep going and release games like FF Tactics.

I would like such a rerelease, as I love games with such a mix of turn-based tactics and RPG-elements, as other games in my list show. I am certain FFT might be to my liking. So being able to play it on a platform I own, I would appreciate that.

It is indeed an R&C game - 3 is my favourite in the series and is higher up the list. It doesn't really fit the hint though.

So maybe someone who actually played the games should guess which one fits the hints. I am kinda baffled no one else thought about R&C (at least no one said it), because that I got pretty fast from the iconic duo, with only knowing promo pictures and trailers of the games.