Desperados III is a downright fantastic real-time tactics title.
Anyone interested in narrative-focused games needs to check If Found… out.
A Summer's End – Hong Kong 1986 provides a beautiful snapshot of a love story befitting of the time.
Murder by Numbers is a game for people who enjoy playing nonogram/Picross puzzles.
There's so much to love about Bokuten – Why I Became an Angel that makes the multi-year wait worth it.
There's a lot to like about Seven Days. The best aspects are the intriguing storyline which takes the start of a story many people know and turns it on its head.
Some players may want to mainline Shenmue III in order to see all the story has it has to offer as quickly as possible.
What could you really expect from a fast food advertisement in the form of a visual novel? For what it is, you'll get about an hour of humorous — but not hilarious — story to experience.
Her Story is a tough act to follow, and unfortunately, Telling Lies does not hit the same emotional highs that Barlow's previous game did. Opting to use the same barebones video player both does not make sense for this storyline and introduces an annoyance that players are forced to deal with. The story is still intriguing, but not to a binge-worthy degree. Telling Lies is worth playing for Her Story fans, but can't quite hit those same high notes despite its best efforts.
ERICA stands as an intriguing example of connecting players with a game through touch controls. It succeeds primarily as a technical feat and less so as a deeply-engrossing video game. If the storyline were given more time to grow then maybe it would have blossomed into something special. As is, it's akin to a murder mystery popcorn flick. There's fun to be had solving the mystery, but not quite enough to create a memorable experience.