8. Wrath of the Righteous: You arrive without a past at a crusade against a demon invasion. At first a war between good and evil, it quickly turns into a complex struggle between flawed, nuanced people. A deep story of conflicting axioms and loyalties, and ultimately a villain that might not be one.

9. Tales of Monkey Island: Before Ron Gilbert could make a MI game about age and legacy, Telltale did. This time bumbling has consequence, being a wacky protagonist hurts those around you, and even the star crossed romance leaves room for uncertainty and fear. Guybrush and Elaine, older and better.