A small visual novel about trauma, mental health, and how families can get intertwined by the events of a few days. Kindness goes a long way.

An absolutely fun exploration of a diner. Nothing weird here. Hnope.

Just a decent action game, nothing special.

Absolutely stellar remaster of the original Mario RPG, a rare collaboration between Nintendo and Square and the end of their relationship before the PSX days would split them up for some time.

The ending still gets me.

One of the wildest and most interesting Mario games to date, it is just pure joy from start to finish. A wonder all its own.

A mildly serviceable Dark Souls clone. It is assuredly better than the first iteration, but the weird floaty combat and the strange bugs bog down this experience. It's almost a parody of the souls genre.

The game is overly dark, the crafting is terrible, and the camera sucks.

Crashes incredibly a lot on Steam Deck!

Right away you can tell this is a game made with love for Visual Novels and Horror. From the same devs as Trials of Mana and the Visual Artist of The World Ends with You, this game has a polish unseen like others in the Visual Novel genre.

I can't give away plot spoilers, as this is very much like Doki Doki Literature Club in that you have to -- GO INTO THE GAME AS BLIND AS POSSIBLE --.

With that, happy ressurrecting!

P.S. The game works like a dream on Steam Deck!

Nintendo Switch version was short and sweet!

Weird shoot 'em up from the front view - terribly difficult game! After getting used to shooting and how it works, it can be a lot of fun to get the special guns and take down the baddies, and there's a super meter that fills up over time.

90s weirdness abounds, like aliens and technology that have worked with westerns to basically cover a lot of genre tropes. The final fight is a real crossfire of dodging and getting lucky to win, but you can do it with some good practice.

The ending is nothing to write home about, as this definitely feels like a port of an arcade game.

An excellent card builder with a deeply wonderful roster of characters, each really allowing you to get to know the people behind them and how their relationships form together. The card system as well is very fun and allows for a lot of good customization.

So far, this game feels like it's from a timewarp PS3 from 2012. It's a janky, so bad it's good dialogue game, akin to Deadly Premonition. If you like weird games that have a vibe of "we're doing this thing just to do it", this game is for you. It is by no means an excellent game, just one that is quirky and random.

Switch version still the goat. What an incredible game!