This. Super happy with Kagi but won't use until it is open source.

Damn! I have been reading about Amusing Ourselves to Death on here since weeks and I assumed it was a new book from a contemporary author! I'll get it now, thanks for being the one who finally got me to :)

And Michele and Rob Reiner were murdered by their own son and my uncle while going shopping. You don't have to do anything, but this kind of comment puts a huge stigma on homeless people and others.

This sounds like your uncle is part in the Reiner murders.

Don't have an uncle just in case!

Hee hee, great response to a great response!

I am no hacker, but for me it was exactly this which made me go What?!

This looks amazing! I will get it either way! Thanks!

Very good. Since she likes art/paintings, I could suggest Behind The Frame: The Finest Scenery. It has a great narrative and doesn't take too long (2h). Not sure if I would put it in the top3 but thats your decision anyway. Good luck. South of The Circle is another narrative game which left me pondering. I think thats the perfect genre for her anyway, whether she uses the word art or not ;)

PS: Please post the result of the competition :D

Interesting... thanks but I think this would make her quit after 10 seconds!

Thanks a lot for this reply!

I don't know if you enjoy such games, but I also found here on HN some 2 player games like It takes two. Perhaps she would enjoy it? The story itself is not my cup of tea but I still think the game is great.

Celeste was also on my list. Thanks!

One or two? I remember reading here on HN that one (or both?) of them is great. I never got to play them myself.

I was debating whether to specify which one, but then decided I would leave ambiguous.

Frankly, they're both great. I think I have more of an affinity to Portal 1, not because it's "better", but because it was first. That was a very distinct moment in my memory when the game mechanics "click" at the beginning, and you realize what's going on and there's no other game world like it.