Homura: The Crimson Warriors was a good entry point to the otome games for me despite having little romance and a bigger focus on its historical side. With unexpected plot twists and a cast of characters with distinctive personalities and personal development, it's a game worth giving a try if you're looking for a captivating drama that revolves around ninjas in an organized story with no inconsistencies.
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Milano’s Odd Job Collection brings improvements that provide a necessary and creative refresh, while maintaining its charm and originality. Despite being a simple game clearly aimed at children, it's a fun and casual experience worth playing, especially for those who enjoy eye-catching 2D art.
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Looking like a cozy and relaxing game, Undusted: Letters from the Past shows itself as more than that and surprises us with a narrative that goes way beyond just cleaning objects in a therapeutic manner.
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Despite being only an hour long, "and Roger" doesn't need more than that to captivate the player and make them understand the story's narrative. The way it's presented and how it uses both gameplay and art style to represent the protagonist's experience is nothing short of brilliant.
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A must-play for UNDERTALE fans, DELTARUNE is an experience that delivers as much excellence as its predecessor (if not more, considering the amount of content offered), improving combat mechanics and featuring an equally impeccable soundtrack. It's fun, funny, captivating and exciting.
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