Dragon Quest III is one of the most influential RPGs in history. Originally released in 1988, the game was a mammoth journey compared to its predecessors, coming with a complex class system for the time with many of the mechanical and narrative conventions coming from here. Throughout its 36-year history, the game has had several re-releases and remakes, and the HD-2D version is the definitive one.
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Clock Tower is a simple game and looking at it completely coldly, nowadays there are games that do what it does better. However, it is a piece of history for both Nintendo and gaming in general, given that it was born in a rather unusual console and is one of the pioneers of the genre. The Rewind version has a lot of really interesting extra content that gives Clock Tower a good context, and I recommend anyone interested in this type of game to get this version.
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Shiro and the Coal Town is straight to the point: A Slice of Life game with the vibe of a movie from an episodic franchise. It's a game with very beautiful and contemplative art, showing you beautiful scenery at the same time as putting you in the middle of an adventure.
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Copycat's narrative is very impactful and manages to deliver it very well in three hours. You get to know the story of the kitten, the lady who adopted her and the themes of feelings of helplessness, abandonment, depression and responsibility all have an impact here. If I said that this game doesn't do a good job of telling what it wants to tell, I'd be a liar. However, I'd also be lying if I said I was pleased about it.
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Ace Attorney Investigations Collection is a great collection. Miles Edgeworth is a very fun character to follow and he works well as the protagonist in these games. It's a well-rounded package with almost everything perfect.
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Bloodless is an almost perfect, well-rounded game. Although I felt it needed a few improvements to its progression and difficulty curve and a glossary or something similar to give notes on narrative points, I came away from the game very satisfied. The combat is enjoyable and complex, the artwork is beautiful and the narrative works to keep you interested in seeing the game through to the end.
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Elden Ring is already a huge game both in terms of content and fame, and its DLC contributes in both senses. Shadow of the Erdtree is a dense expansion with a lot of content that is a good way to revisit the game, even if you haven't touched it in years.
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Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance is what the 2021 game was supposed to be: an objectively better product and great to play, even if it does fall into some similar errors to its predecessor and stumbles in the narrative.
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SaGa Emerald Beyond is a rollercoaster of feelings, despite the many problems I've had with it, it's a game I respect a lot and it has some very valuable things in it.
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I went into this game expecting a frenetic, fun shooter with an old-school anime aesthetic and that's exactly what I got, but I got it in a very polished and well thought-out format.
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Dragon's Dogma 2 isn't perfect, but its few flaws haven't taken away the impression that I've experienced one of the best open worlds I've ever seen.
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Even with a few problems in the main story, Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth is one of the best games in the franchise and is extremely captivating.
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Momodora: Moonlit Farewell is very well designed and it's very difficult to point out any flaws that really bothered me about it. There are decisions that differ from Reverie Under the Moonlight both aesthetically and mechanically that make me see people preferring the previous game.
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