Here I'll be keeping a record of most pieces of media that I consumed in a list, ranging from games, visual novels, anime and manga (shortened "animanga"), etc., along with a rating or an entire review, if it deserves one (with spoilers, of course). It will be a work-in-progress for as long as I'm alive, and some ratings may change!

• S-tier - Favorite of all time.
• A-tier - Masterpiece!
• B-tier - Pretty great, I'd recommend it!
• C-tier - It's nice, I liked it!
• D-tier - Nothing special, but not bad at all.
• E-tier - I didn't like it so much...
• F-tier - Garbage.
• Unrated - Not yet rated (planned or pending).

These reviews are merely based on my personal preferences, of course. In reality, dependency on reviews is counter-productive because there's truly no such thing as a "best role-playing game," "best visual novel," "best slice-of-life manga," etc., only those that other people perceive them as such; the worst book I've ever read could be someone's favorite of all time, and vice versa.

The concept of a "best" work (especially across genres) lacks objective criteria and becomes increasingly ambiguous, as it equates to comparing apples and oranges. People's works offer diverse perspectives and can provoke various reactions that may evolve with time and exposure; exploring unfamiliar territories can be rewarding, it can enhance one's appreciation for them.

Just kidding. My reviews are absolutely true, and you're an idiot if you don't take them as gospel.

Animanga ~

A shortening of "anime and manga" (including doujins and anime movies). I've removed certain yuri manga from this list...

Games ~

By games here I mean "video-games," nowadays usually on desktop (GNU/Linux), PlayStation 4, or Nintendo 3DS. Flash games aren't listed extensively here, even though I used to play a lot of them back in the day (I played every single game on Friv Classic and the entire Papa's Pizzeria franchise, for example). Same thing for exclusive mobile (Android and iOS) games.

Board games were never really my thing (including chess), so I don't play them as much anymore. I especially don't play dice and cards, as they're explicitly Haram. Games on paper (like tic-tac-toe) are boring and predictable. Word games (such as hangman, Bomb Party, etc.) are great challenges for vocabulary, except for Wordle, that one sucks ass.

Movies ~

I'm not an avid watcher of movies, I only ever once went to a cinema (under extreme social duress) and it was a nauseating dose of nationalistic drivel centered on a meaningless event that didn't deserve a single frame of film, but really, it was on par with most movies I watched. This type of media is mostly just corporate cashgrabs which are harder to get objective opinions on, so I won't really list any.

Novels ~

I've read dozens of books, but most of them were programming (C) and especially religious (Islamic) books. Shamefully, I was never much of a novel reader until recently (at the time I realized the Superiority of Ebook Readers), so the list below will be lacking in terms of entry.

Podcasts ~

I've never really fully listened to a podcast except for SCT: an SCP Podcast (B-tier!), which was my friend Iris' recommendation, and a plethora of Islamic recordings and lectures that were not yet released in written form (since I'm a believer in the Superiority of Asynchronous Visual Communication). I also hear conversations in my head all the time. :3

TV Shows ~

Never watched a full series apart from Breaking Bad (C-tier) and > Animanga. Most of the other stuff I watched sporadically as a kid were animated TV shows (i.e., cartoons), like The Amazing World of Gumball, Adventure Time, Gravity Falls, Tom and Jerry, and SpongeBob SquarePants. The rest is too boring to list here, and I hate watching stuff on TV anyway; it lost its entertainment value a long time ago.

Visual Novels ~