Ketsugou Danshi: Elements with Emotions is a fascinating title that breaks the usual visual novel mold with a Square Enix’s signature ATB system and a bonding system that unfortunately involves no romance.
World Dai Star: Yume no Stellarium feels incredibly reminiscent of other rhythm titles. But in every way that it doesn’t innovate, the title still impresses with fresh story scenarios and vivid characters.
Runes Magica is a mess of a game that needs to be brought back to the drawing board, but it has the potential to be a fun roguelike that’s great for beginners with some TLC.
With bright, poppy pixel art and a fully voiced story, From Madness with Love charms readers with its four incomprehensible bachelors and its self-aware premise. It teases players with more beyond its surface and make it a title that enjoyable from start to finish!
Brave Nine’s playtest on Steam is functional for what it aims to do, but the port lacks care when compared to the high-quality visuals that the game provides to the player.
Check out Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragon’s insanely fun gameplay thanks to its tag mechanics, combo system, and satisfying rewards system!
Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis looks to be a great title if you want to experience the overarching story that brings light into our favorite villain Sephiroth and his past as a Soldier.
We tried out Fate/Samurai Remnant at this year’s Anime Expo in Los Angeles, sharing about 15 minutes of hack-and-slash action, and a bit of the game’s story!
Kemono Friends: Kingdom is a surprisingly fun and deep game about tossing your Friends at Ceruleans with plenty of options to please an F2P audience.
Laid-Back Camp All-in-One is a great camping simulator that’s made with a ton of love for the series, even through its randomness and minor issues.