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• Aria
  • pure slice of life, heartwarming
  • start with Aria the Animation, NOT Origination despite the name
• Hidamari Sketch
  • pure slice of life, art school, comedy
• Nichijou
  • comedy, school
• Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou
  • comedy, school
• Mushishi
  • supernatural, travel
• Lucky Star
  • comedy, school
• Minami-ke
  • comedy, family

If you especially liked K-On!, then I guess Lucky Star is the closest one, with no music band stuff. Note that LS has tons of references to other media, so if you're new to anime, 80% of the jokes will fly over your head.

Nichijou is very comedic, and so is the other one with Nichijou in the name (they are unrelated, just the generic term "nichijou" means "daily life").

The Aria series is my favorite; it's very slow, to the point of being boring, but you grow to really love the characters and end up bawling your eyes out when it ends.

I completely understand that! It throws you into a mission right from the start, with no easing in. And from the very beginning you can see that the game allows you to choose - do you kill? Do you sneak around? Do you shoot the leader? Do you let him go? What are the consequences of your actions? It's not all clear from the start.

I played the original Deus Ex around 10 years ago. Once you accept the aged visual side of it, the world, characters and plot can easily immerse you till the end. I'd say play the original (maybe with some modern visual mods), then skip to Human Revolution, then Mankind Divided.

I didn't bother with Invisible War and The Fall. I tried them for a moment, but the bugs and clunkiness put me off.

There's also Deus Ex Go, a mobile game that's actually a really good puzzle with fantastic music.

For me, it's games in the immersive sim genre. The Dishonored series and Prey, both made by Arkane studios, I can replay over and over, enjoying every moment of them, exploring alternate paths I haven't tried yet. Deus Ex is another one that fits, especially Deus Ex Human Revolution. These games often go well below $10 during sales - here are their historical lows:

• Dishonored: $2
• Dishonored 2: $3
• Dishonored DOTO: $6
• Prey: $3
• DXHR: $3

I also loved every second of The Witness - the puzzles are ingenious, hidden things are super enjoyable, and the community made a randomizer that generates new, harder puzzles to add more content to it. The Witness is at $9.99 now, its historical low.

I know a few people who love factory-building games, optimizing the production and even creating spreadsheets to calculate the perfect production rate. But the two major games in this category don't fit your price criteria (Satisfactory is $15 right now, and Factorio $35 and won't get any lower).

Propreantepenultimate. Fifth to last.

1. Ultimate
2. Penultimate
3. Antepenultimate
4. Preantepenultimate
5. Propreantepenultimate

Sounds like FutureMe is exactly what you're looking for.

Are there any keyboards on f-droid that offer word prediction?

I always go back to SwiftKey (but didn't update if since they announced AI stuff) because nothing comes close, but I would gladly change it to something FOSS.

Yeah, don't underestimate the Supra- series of games. I thought Supraland looked childish, but then I started playing it and couldn't stop. It's SO fun.

The jokes are hit and miss, but the interconnected world, steady progression and cool mechanics make it stand out. And you can freely draw on the map to mark points of interest!

There are currently 3 games out in the series, with 4th (Supraworld) being in the works.

There is no global standard that says that. Everyone can have their own rating system. The Times uses 0-5.

Same, and I've just spent the entire weekend getting from 46% to 60% completion. I didn't expect it to be this good and this long. Each new location I'm in awe, then I get its map and see how huge the area is going to be. There's SO MUCH to explore!

Warrior Within used to be my favorite Prince of Persia game, but now it has changed to The Lost Crown. It's just SO good.

I'm jealous! I wish I could play Tunic for the first time, again. Let us know what you think!

I liked the original Ori the most. I've played it so much that I've gotten all achievements, including the no-death and under 3 h ones.

The definitive edition added the much needed teleports between wells, so that was a great upgrade.

The sequel lost some of its charm imo. I didn't like that Ori is now slashing with a sword; I preferred the original's approach of Sein being the damage dealer.

The final battle in 2nd game was a huge difficulty leap imo. Falling down was really not fun.

If you liked The Witness, you might like these games too:

• Taiji
• Linelith
• The Looker