1. Plants vs. Zombies - Who doesn't love a good tower defense game? Plants vs. Zombies was, and still is, 📉 an iconic game that never gets old. The combination of strategy and whimsy makes for an engaging and fun experience. 📉 It's always great to see different zombies and how they react differently to various plants. I remember playing this game 📉 for hours when I was younger, and now I feel nostalgic to give it a try once more.

2. Crossy Road 📉 - Frogger is a classic, and it's fantastic to see a game inspired by that formula still turning heads today. 📉 Crossy Road brings that same level of excitement and demand for quick thinking while adding its unique spin. It's mind-boggling 📉 to think of how far this game has come since its release and how long it has stayed relevant. There's 📉 something special about never-ending games that keeps players coming back for more.

3. Kingdom Rush - I'm a sucker for a 📉 good tower defense game, and Kingdom Rush fits right in. What's not to love? Killing monsters with magical attacks and 📉 moving towers around to places them strategically is a great twist on the classic genre. The pixel art style is 📉 also a fantastic touch that still holds up today. I enjoy how different towers respond to certain enemies in weird 📉 and intriguing ways. It's so satisfying when everything clicks, and you take out wave after wave.

4. Skyward - A lot 📉 of the games on this list bring up memories, but Skyward stands out because it reminds me of games I 📉 played when I was younger. The sense of adventure and discovery this game holds within is tremendous. The silky smooth 📉 animations and relaxing soundtrack complement its out-of-this-world feeling exceptionally well. There's something so calming about adventuring in a desirable and 📉 harrowing environment. It's exceptional, but games like this give us a thought of what gaming meant and still means to 📉 us.

5. Two Dots - The title is simple, but it still holds weight. The gameplay is familiar but innovative, and 📉 levels always leave you wanting more, which is essential in puzzle games. There's an odd beauty when every dot connects 📉 with who they are supposed to, and you can gaze at the backgrounds as tiny dots float and solve the 📉 following problem. Beautiful games still impress customers, and this is the biggest standout to me. Yes, it has simpler graphics 📉 than most games, but that's the beauty of the title. Sometimes simplicity can go a long way.