I hope she pulls through and lives to say "hello" for many years to come.

Frieren is amazing and gives you a feels train.

Some people don't like that and like their power fantasy stuff. -shrug-

So cooked that it could be used to play field hockey.

So cooked that it could be used as a door wedge.

So cooked that it could be used to stop a pile of papers from scattering on a windy day.

Baldur's Gate 3 was 24th. It does some things better than 5th edition D&D. Like rename Chill Touch so it makes sense.

Overall it was a solid game, but Act 3 definitely brought the experience down quite a bit for me.

I missed a bunch of content, so I plan to do a 2nd playthrough someday.

Like a Dragon: The Man Who Erased His Name was 23rd. I wanted to like it, I really did.

But this game didn't need to exist. I can't go into specifics without a ton of spoilers for the Yakuza/Like a Dragon franchise.

Expedition 33 was 22nd. My GOTY, without question. There's a few small problems I had, but they were mostly nitpicks.

Overall, I loved it and want to do a NG+ in the future.

Paper Mario was 21st. Honestly, I should have played it before I played Super Mario RPG (Switch remake), because it felt like a huge downgrade, likely due to QoL.

Bowser was at some of his best story wise, but other than that, I'm not sure I could tell you anything about the game's story.