CFG Games's Reviews
In its current state SENSEs: Midnight feels unfinished and rushed to be released. I cannot recommend this title for multiple reasons, but it seems like Suzaku Games is listening to the community's feedback and will make changes.
General lack of polish, weak overall world-building, and inconsistent gameplay elements. It misses the mark that may cause Sense - 不祥的预感: A Cyberpunk Ghost Story to fade into obscurity.
Zengeon is a chore to play with a mixture of its stiff and boring combat, game-breaking bugs, and systems that don't work right.
Even with all of its faults you can tell CooCooSqueaky Games had a pretty big passion for making Tears of Avia. While it has all that passion behind it, it seems that they attempted to make something that was too large in scope for their team’s talent.
A JRPG with a lot of potential with room for growth and fine tuning.
The developers tried to do a little too much and made an unpolished game as result.
Oniken has plenty of passion put into the game. The 80's action film styling are cool but the game design itself is sadly stuck in a time where gaming was still feeling itself out.
Some less than optimal choices prevent Conglomerate 451 from being a truly amazing experience.
This game had some interesting buzz at E3 2017, Does it stack up? Checkout Preston's review on Extinction.
Sleep Tight captures the essence of being a kid. With its whimsical charm, its tone is the best thing it has to offer. It is a shame that there is just not enough content for the player to be engaged after a few plays.
Hit series anime but lackluster game with a new story locked behind the original anime story.
Seven Pirates H is a pretty okay turn-based RPG that mimics a lot of other Compile Hearts' other RPG series. Fans of monster girls and anime aesthetics will feel right at home. Dungeon crawling and map-building fans will be a little disappointed with this entry.
Shadow Warrior 3 is a bit of a mess. It has good points, with its humor and cool weapons. Yet it also feels like something that has been done better in other games. Still fun for its runtime though.
For $10 I do think you'll get your money's worth. If you're looking to kill a couple of hours with a rhythm game there are worse options. Just don't expect anything with staying power.
If you're looking for a game that combines golf and RPGs then you will have an okay time with this title. For people looking for more in-depth golf or RPG game, I don't believe this title is for you.
It's a very ambitious (maybe at some points too ambitious) first attempt at a horror visual novel with excellent art and sound design. However, this does not excuse the poor pacing, weird character decisions, or glitches that I've experienced.
It's easy to pick it up and play short bursts. While the story isn’t the most unique it’s interesting enough to have you see it through and the game looks great.
Dynasty Warriors 9 still takes a new and interesting turn that may be worth looking into if you've been away from the series for a while.
Mundane and easy to read, but an interesting spin on romance in a crowded field of otome games.
Cat Cafe Manager is a fun cafe simulation game with a mystical twist. The game features endearing characters to befriend while restoring the local shrine and rescuing stray cats.