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I think I'll skip pictures this year since I'm doing multiple games in one post, but if people want them I can bring 'em back.

#100. Golf Story

Just a lovely, twee little dumb game about hitting a golf ball and sometimes solving a murder mystery. I will always play video game golf and this game's charm really hits home. It's too bad the long awaited sequel (Sports Story) is apparently a buggy mess, and even if it weren't buggy it just wouldn't be that fun. Not that I've played it, but yknow.

#99. Dragon Warrior Monsters 2

This game expands on the excellent first game but more isn't really better than it comes to the Monsters games. Give me the classics and I'm good. I love the Monsters games and DWM2 is still a really fun, addictive game but I prefer the simplicity of the original.

#98. Holedown

A lovely little breakout clone on mobile devices. This game is dopamine central and the progression makes it really addictive. You can lose hours on this thing, or if you're like me, just throw on a podcast and play endless mode until suddenly it's an hour past your bedtime.

#97. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus

I'm not an FPS guy at all but this game's storyline is enough to get me in. Wolfenstein 2 is so ballsy with its narrative decisions and it's so fun to see what utter nonsense these guys will write. This is a game you can enjoy by just watching the cutscenes and cackling at the stuff that's on the screen. I'm still mad 5 years later that they basically ended the continuity that they set up with Wolfenstein 1/2 and never gave this game a proper sequel.

#96. We Love Katamari

That lovely little sweet spot between when the game was fresh and fun, and when the game actually controlled properly. I wish they'd rerelease this game instead of the original, a game that's easily the most nostalgic but controls like absolute doo doo. I'm not even sure if this game still plays some 18 years later but I'll always think about it fondly in my memory.