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As we wind down towards the end of the year, we get in a reflective mood and inevitably start thinking back to some of the best games of 2015. Eurogamer will be running through its favourite games of 2015 shortly, but before then we thought we'd highlight some of the more interesting games you may have missed this year.When I was at university, which is suddenly a terrifyingly long time ago, there was a lot of buzz about something called The Daily Me. The Daily Me was where media was going, apparently, and it was a destination that appalled everyone. It was media dictated purely by the desires of the individual. Each person's Daily Me was unique, because each person's fate is to be unique. When you picked your Daily Me up in the morning, it would show you only what you wanted to see.
I know, right? The chatter about the dark side of this was prescient. My dear old ma used to tell me that every day you should read something you disagree with. Partly, I think, this was because she had grown tired of explaining she bought the Telegraph for the gardening section, but nonetheless it's one of the wiser things I've picked up over the years. It's weird to focus only on the stuff you already like - or more dangerously, the stuff you already believe. Have you been on Twitter lately? Aren't the arguments especially vicious, the positions especially entrenched? Welcome to the world created by the Daily Me.
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