It?s happened to all of us. We finally find a moment to ourselves, that rare time during the week where adult responsibilities are set aside briefly in favor of grabbing the controller and playing some games, but then it hits you. You have no idea what you should play. You boot up your PS4 only to stare at your list of recently played games irresolutely. Then you scroll over to your library, thinking there must be something that you haven?t played in a while and want to go back to. You sift through stacks of game cases. The problem isn?t that there’s a lack of anything good to play, it?s that there?s just too much calling out to you.
The video game landscape is littered with games, and the choice of what to play can often be a tough one. Do you go back and try to finish up that crushing playthrough on Uncharted 2" Do you go for the speed-run trophy on Broken Age" Maybe you should play a few multiplayer matches in Black Ops III or finally start that unopened copy of Alien Isolation. Yet you expect you’ll probably find yourself leveling up characters in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 again. No matter which one you pick, you?ll always feel a twinge of regret at not making a different choice, not because the choice you make is bad, but because there are so many great decisions. It’s like a monkey on your back. Or a lemur… Too bad it’s not an ottsel.

Developers are well aware of this daily dilemma that we face and are fighting f...