So, I have gotten a LOT of games since my #spawnday, so I have decided to create a collection of games I have, there are a lot more games than just these, some of witch more notable than some of these entries, but to keep it simple, I have only included some of my steam games, and the gj games that I currently have installed.

pizza tower: this game is a fun platformer worth playing, and it is honestly better than some mario games, (some, not all) and it definetely deserved to be the GOTY, even though it wasn't.

Garry's mod: there is so much you can do, you can play games, you can make games, you can animate, you can make maps, you can do so much stuff with garry's mod, and there is waaayy more stuff than just what I mentioned, and for only 10$, now that's a steal ;)

team fortress 2: While I certainly haven't played much of this game, what I have played is super fun, I hope that the whole bot situation is taken care of, because TF2 defined a genre of FPS's, TF2 is worth playing, and is wortg waaayy more than it costs. (it's free btw)

terraria: I enjoy this game for multiple reasons, but one of the most notable is that it isn't just a family-friendly game like minecraft, and because of that, it has so much potential that it has far lived up to.

among us: this game is fun to play at any time, it is so fun that, while extra content is greatly appreciated, among us is a fun online game that can be played for hours on end.

project playtime: while my computer defininetly can't handle the actual poppy playtime games, project playtime is a fun game that I hope turns into an amazing online horror game that anyone with an okay computer can enjoy.

dead seater: this is an experimental game by the creater of lethal company, that spins most horror games on it's head by simply changing the camera perspective, I enjoy this game a lot, despite not having beaten it yet.

FNAF 1-5: while I own the switch versions and not the OG steam versions, the original FNAF series, are all great games (sister location included)

Ok, now we're getting into GJ, territory, so not all of my favorite gamejolt games will be talked about here, and some that do, will not be in some of the above pictures (bc I'm lazy)

Riddle school 1-transfer 2: all of the riddle school games are fun to play, even when I get stumped on what to do. I personally think this game wrapped up perfectly, and doesn't need anything more than a remaster (witch it doesn't really need at all)

baldi's basics: remastered: baldi's basics was an interesting game that didn't need a remaster, but when it got one, basically games delivered, this game is a free and fun baldi's basics game that improved many aspects of the original.

Raldi's crackhouse: this game is fun, and it expands on the classic baldi's basics better than most other fangames. (I won't name any)

FNAF: ultimate custom night: a cool official FNAF game that challenges even the best players

FNAF: pizzeria simulator: The latest official FNAF game in the original style, that is very different from the main franchise, but also very fun, and worth playing.

FNAF world: this game is hard, but cool, and it is not a weird game that came out of nowhere, bc scott's pre-FNAF games were actually really similar to this one.

Five nights at candy's (series so far): one of the best FNAF fangames, and a deserving fazbear fanverse game series.

Popgoes (I have only played the first one): Super fun and cool, and also easy enough to understand, yet hard enough to be fun.

The joy of creation (I can barely run it on my computer): While I have barely played it myself, this game is really cool and innovative, like popgoes and FNAC, this game is deserving of the title of: a fazbear fanverse intitiative game

the glitched attraction: this game is cool despite being hard to play, I genuinely enjoy this game, and if my computer was better, would play for hours, until I beat it (but my computer is kinda terrible)

a bite at freddy's: this kind of new FNAF fangame is officially texan approved, yee-haw! (I live in texas and I enjoy this game)

One night at flumpty's 1-3: each of these games is terrifying, but cool, I think without it, 2D FNAF fangames might have been considered terrible compared to the likes of FNAC.

One week at flumpty's (fanmade): this fanmade revival of the ONAF series is of the same quality as the OG ONAF series.

Overall, my first year on gamejolt has turned me from a stupid scratcher (no offense scratch users, I only mean me) To a full-on gamer creating his own FNAF fangame, a book and a GMOD AR- I mean having over 150 followers on gamejolt. :)))))

-Jonahbro64