I’m usually drawn to quiet, layered stories—little narratives that breathe in the space between the level design and the music. I like games that let the world feel alive, with tiny details that you can discover only if you linger. Something like the subtle mystery of *Journey* or the quiet horror of *Inside* gets my brain buzzing. I love stories that are almost a suggestion, where the player feels like they’re shaping the tale themselves. If the story feels too polished or rigid, I start to worry it’ll block the improvisation I need to keep the gameplay fresh. So I gravitate toward open‑ended, introspective tales that leave room for a bit of personal interpretation.