Journey - I teared up when this game ended, and the whole journey (ha!) stays with me. What are yours, why do they resonate with you? Through the years, some shorter games have made a lasting impression on me, and every so often, if I want to feel accomplished, I'll pick one up and play it, and it usually gets added to the growing list of short games I like. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List
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