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#49 - Disgaea 4
I was SUPER into Disgaea 1 and 2. Heck, Disgaea 2 is the game that got me to contribute to Gamefaqs! (I submitted a glitch). Then Disgaea 4 took the stuff I loved and added a great cast and a story that's just goofy enough to make the heartwarming moments land. I bought a PS3 to play this game. And yet I haven't played any Disgaea games since then. I just don't have that kind of time anymore - when I have a week off, I want to travel around the country, not play games!

#48 - Pokemon
The whole series, whatever's the newest game I'm in for it. Then once I've played it for awhile, I'm done with it. I carry a pikachu backpack and have an Alolan Vulpix hairband, but at this point I think I like the idea of pokemon more than playing the actual games. I still visit the Pokemon Store almost every time I go to Naha, and the one in Tokyo was super awesome.

#47 - Half Minute Hero
Heck yeah I love everything about this game, from the idea to the aesthetic to the humor. Ironically given the premise, it's actually not very fun to watch speedrun. You really gotta play it for yourself IMO. I guess there's a sequel? And, I guess I own it on steam? I should play more games.

#46 - Huniepop
I've only really enjoyed two "match tiles" games. This, and You Must Build A Boat (which barely missed the list). I think the thing that sold me on this game, even if I don't normally play silly porn games, is just how goofy and funny it was. Several of the dialogues in this game were genuinely hilarious, and the puzzle difficulty ramps up at just the right speed. I appreciate you can choose your gender and literally all that changes are pronouns and, uh, what it looks like... after you... finish... a puzzle!!

#45 - Castlevania Portrait of Ruin
I really liked the switching element of this game. It wasn't perfect but it made for some neat strategies. I also thought the exploration was streamlined in a nice way. The thing that really sticks out for me here are the Challenge modes, like low level and level 1, plus the different character modes. The most fun I had with this game was Sisters Level 1 challenge. Fighting bosses where you die in one hit and do 1 damage per icicle blast is so much fun! It's basically a Touhou game a that point.

#44 - Hidden My Game By Mom
These adorable mobile games are quirky and cute and I like to share them with my elementary students. None of the puzzles are overly complex, but if you mess something up you fail (and get caught by your mom, or maybe the police) so you have to line everything up just right. There's two Hidden games, a game where you're looking for a hiding place after eating your sister's pudding, a silly and very basic rhythm game, a running-with-toast-in-your-mouth simulator, and I'm sure more will be following. It's a great concept.

#43 - Fallout 2
I don't think any future games in this series have accurately captured the tone and humor here, nor been quite as open-ended with your choices for how to play the game. I briefly played a tabletop Fallout game heavily inspired by this engine, and it was a ton of fun too! Would love a sequel in this style~

#42 - Diablo 3
I used to be a Diablo 2 purist, but in the end I have more happy times with 3. This is pure skinner box fun, and almost like clockwork once a year or so I get the urge to reinstall. I usually don't, though.
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