The House in Fata Morgana: Dreams of the Revenant Edition sits at the top with the genre's other big names, bringing to the PlayStation platforms masterpieces that are worth being experienced by all.
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With disastrous graphics and performance, not to mention a story that doesn't take itself seriously for the wrong reasons, my report is that Disaster Report 4: Summer Memories fails in almost every aspect, with its only redeeming point being one of the few games in its poorly competitive genre.
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Maitetsu: Pure Station brings the tranquility of a rural japanese city, the strength of its people, the tragedy that shaped its protagonist and the railway premise of the old trying to survive in the modern world, all in a single package.
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Coffee Talk is a brief and relaxing experience into the world of coffee making and getting to know the personal dramas of your clients.
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Steins;Gate: My Darling's Embrace provides more of the funny and romantic side of the "Future Gadget Lab" to fans and assures the West catches up to the franchise.
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Short, cheap and comforting, despite not innovating the genre, A Winter's Daydream serves as "comfort food" for visual novel fans that are looking for a more brief experience.
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After releasing brand names, it's with Fatal Twelve that Prototype shows it's also possible to find quality in porting lesser known visual novels to consoles.
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Return of the Obra Dinn arrives on consoles with the same quality and originality that made it critically acclaimed one year ago.
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YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love At The Bound Of This World is a product of its time, for better and for worse.
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Raging Loop brings mistery, tradition, horror and intrigue in a single package just in time for Halloween, but that should be remembered long after it.
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Spirit Hunter: NG, taking one step forward and one step back, ends up delivering a game just as fun and interesting as its predecessor.
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DATE A LIVE: Rio Reincarnation impresses with its lenght, albeit mostly light and harmless.
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River City Girls is a delight to play and to watch, one of the most fun games from this genre in this generation.
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Utawarerumono: Zan is a perfect combination on paper, but its execution is so flawed that it should quickly fade away in one of the busiest months of the year in gaming.
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Catherine: Full Body brings additional content inconsequentional to the story and great improvements to the gameplay. Regardless of the version you choose, Catherine continues to be a great experience to players interested in great stories or unconventional puzzles.
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Labyrinth Life is half a game: the gameplay is sacrificed in order for the fanservice to reach its intended audience, but its own fanservice was compromised by circumstances outside of the publisher's reach.
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Zanki Zero: Last Beginning has an interesting premise, although it doesn't reach its full potential. Danganronpa fans will find a fun game and characters with lots of charm.
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Daedalus The Awakening of Golden Jazz is one of the few japanese investigation games we'll see in this generation. Whether you like it or not, it's part of an interesting niche and I'd recommend this one more to those fans than the public in general.
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World End Syndrome may fool you or even goes by unnoticed in a year full of new visual novels on consoles, but after giving it a fair shot, it manages to be the best of the year so far.
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Nurse Love Syndrome, despite showing its age, still manages to be fun and marks a good addition to the diversity in the visual novels catalog in the West.
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