Well, I forgot this thread existed! After going through my steam library, here are some of my memorable ones (which do not cover all the games I've completed)
Fallout: New Vegas
I can't believe it took me 11 years after its initial release! All because I used to worship FO3 to death and thought NV looked silly. Well, my bias has been shattered to million pieces, and I can honestly say this is one of the best FO games ever. Granted, some mechanics and graphics feel really dated even with the mods, but I honestly had so much fun playing through the base game + all the dlcs. I loved the multitude of different endings triggered by me. It was really reminiscent of Dragon Age Origins endings.
While Fallout 4 is probably superior when it comes to combat and exploration, I honestly prefer NV due to its amazing writing, great characters, and more interesting world.
Imposter Factory
Some of you might be asking what the hell is this game. It's a sequel to To The Moon and Finding Paradise, the two narrative-drive indie game that has won many hearts over. Imp Fac plays as more of in-between sequel, setting up for the next major chapter of the series by the dev. While it does not hit as hard as TTM or FP, the story is still amazingly written and you will be left with unanswerable philosophical questions at the end.
Jedi Fallen Order
The game was just alright. Granted, it is probably one of the better Star Wars games in the recent years, and the combat and exploration gameplay are solid, the game as a whole just didn't leave a lasting impression with me.
Middle Earth: Shadow of War
It was boring. Even the orcs with colorful personalities couldn't save the game from being boring for me
Metro: Exodus
The core gameplay of stealth vs going loud is still there, loved the scavenging mechanics, and the story was decent too. My issue was that because the game decide to semi open-world, it abandoned its namesake. I miss the creepy metro tunnels. The open-world is barren and nothing really interesting is happening. Yeah, you can find group of hostiles or some psychos worshipping their new god, but there is only handful of them. Also, the game seriously restricts you on where you can and can't go
Cuphead
I had to put my fingers in an ice bath. The game was very challenging, and reminded me a lot of the old metal slug games at the arcade. However, the game's true strength lied in its classic cartoon-inspired presentation, with the soundtrack to match the theme! I love the devs effort of learning the old animation technique just to make this game. Fun fact: Playing this game while on discord was a silly idea, because someone on the call would scream and that would throw off my timing while fighting bosses, forcing me to restart.
Doom: Eternal
It was fun. There's all there's to it