Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake respects its origins while incorporating improvements that make the experience more accessible and compelling for a modern audience. With many pleasant additions and an impressive visual revamp, the title efficiently modernizes the 1988 classic, generates hype to check out the already announced remakes of the first and second chapters of the trilogy, besides giving us hope for the other 2D games in the franchise to also get upgrades in the same vein.
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Despite its flaws, Farmagia offers a curious and enjoyable mix of farming and creature breeding. Although the farming mechanics are not as deep and are far from being as addictive as those offered by great games of the genre, the combat system proves satisfactory and the narrative manages to entertain.
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Clock Tower: Rewind brings back a very important classic in the survival horror genre and adds interesting resources that enrich the general experience and the universe building. Despite the controls not being so intuitive, confusing the player sometimes, and the missed opportunity to include even more accessibility options, which would have made the game more inviting, this is a work worth checking out for any horror fan.
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Despite the pacing issues, The Coma 2B: Catacomb offers a fun and challenging survival horror experience, as well as an interesting story. However, due to the limited context surrounding past events, it is recommended that it only be played after the other two games in the series.
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Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven is a remake that captures the essence of a curious and iconic RPG and revitalizes it to modern standards, making it an excellent choice for SaGa series veterans and a great entrypoint for new players. WIth a primorous combination of diverse distinctive systems, the game stands out as a must-play of its genre and consolidates itself as one of the most fascinating Square Enix works.
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With a variety of unique characters and robust unlockable system, OBAKEIDORO! turns the classic "cops and robbers" into an extremely fun multiplayer experience. It's a real shame that the title doesn't have many active players, making it necessary to be lucky to get a full room.
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Romance of the Three Kingdoms 8 Remake is an excellent addition to the series, bringing innovations that are sure to please veterans, while also standing out as one of the most accessible titles for newcomers. However, while the focus is more on individual character development than on managing an empire, the game still has a complexity of systems that will require a considerable investment of time for everything to start making sense.
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Due to the aggregation of many small issues, especially when it comes to exploration, Reynatis ends up having a lot of its potential hindered and delivering an experience full of highs and lows. However, those who have patience to ignore the complications will find an action RPG that, despite not standing out as one of the best in the genre, has captivating characters and a pleasant combat system.
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Following the franchise's pattern, Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream has flaws in some aspects that limit its quality and longevity, leaving the ground prepared for updates and DLCs that will certainly appear. However, although I don't consider it the best in the series, this game certainly offers the best online system and the greatest diversity of gameplay among the available characters.
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Home Safety Hotline delivers a unique, compelling experience, smartly combining daily life situations with supernatural events. With a simple and pleasant gameplay, a well-built mythology, and a precise recreation of the 90's atmosphere, the game stands out as an excellent example of horror.
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The Garden Path is a title that bets on a serene, leisurely rhythm, leading to an attractive experience for those looking for a soft daily routine in a tranquil environment. However, the absence of clear directions and the not so intuitive controls can be quite frustrating, demanding a good amount of patience. Though the core mystery and the characters have a captivating potential, it takes a long while until these elements truly shine.
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Go Mecha Ball brings a chaotic and fun concept, combining shooting, roguelike and pinball mechanics in a intriguing way. Thanks to its fast gameplay and satisfying challenges, the title can offer good entertainment moments. However, the absence of more variety in the roguelike elements plus the frustrations from moving around and the unstable performance on Switch severely compromise the general experience.
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Fabledom is a charming addition to the simulation and city builder genre, offering a magic ambiance filled with surprises. Even without significant novelties, the title has well-integrated systems and lets us use all our creative freedom, delivering a fun, addicting experience.
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Shogun Showdown is a notable addition to the indie catalog and one of the most addictive games I've played recently. With a solid combination of roguelike and deckbuilding mechanics, as well as a strong strategic factor, even with short runs, the title is capable of providing good hours of fun.
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Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open is a unique experience that skillfully blends the supernatural with human, everyday themes. With an engaging narrative, deep characters, and a charming visual style, the game stands out as a sensitive and emotional work, as well as being another quality addition to Nintendo's current console catalog.
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Fairy Tail: Dungeons is a very welcome addition to Hiro Mashima's universe, offering a fun and highly addictive roguelike deckbuilding experience, even for those who don't know Fairy Tail. More than anything, Ginolabo's title stands out as an excellent representative of its genre, an aspect that every anime-based game should prioritize above all else.
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Mika and the Witch's Mountain amuses and charms [us] with its simplicity and cozy atmosphere. The soft narrative, along with an adorable protagonist, makes the experience ideal for those moments we look for a bit of fun and relaxation.
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WitchSpring R is a charming RPG that presents a compelling narrative and an extremely fun gameplay. Though the title is uncomplicated, its excellent combo of mechanics gives it depth and offers to the player a wide variety of possibilities.
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That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime ISEKAI Chronicles has fun combat and is remarkably faithful to the original material, offering an effective introduction to those who don't know the anime. Unfortunately, the game slips up considerably due to the shallowness of its mechanics and the constant repetition, resulting in an experience that doesn't sustain itself during the whole campaign.
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The New Denpa Men is simple and fun, with accessible mechanics and a pleasant touch of humor. However, the lack of significant rewards for players that aren't willing to spend with the microtransactions hinders the journey's rhythm and generates considerable frustrations.
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