The family-friendly content and ease of play make this an ideal first game for newcomers to the genre and younger gamers looking to expand into more mature titles.
Anonymous;Code does not have much gameplay; but it makes up for that with amazing visuals, sympathetic characters, and an intriguing story centered on Catholicism.
Master Detective Archives: Rain Code is a trippy game that feels like a slightly tamer, though not quite family-friendly, version of the Danganronpa series. Great for lovers of the weird and whimsical.
I was a Teenage Exocolonist is nothing short of amazing. Its complex inclusive characters, choice-driven gameplay, and immense potential for replay make it a must-have for any gamer.
If you are a Science Adventure superfan with strong faith, give Chaos;Head NOAH a try. If you're just curious, check out the sequel Chaos;Child instead.
Disney Dreamlight Valley is a typical cozy game that offers nothing new but is resplendent with nostalgia. While it doesn't respect your time, it makes a great time waster.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus takes the Pokémon franchise into the future. Every fan should experience this game at least once.
Spiritfarer is a calming game about being present in the moment that can be enjoyed by gamers at any level.
The Missing Heir is a fun game with intriguing characters, a twisting though predictable plot, and a lot of trial and error.