Cyanotype Daydream is a fantastic and beautiful visual novel, with a fascinating story, fantastic music, a gorgeous artstyle and wonderful characters.
I also really like how the UI and setting of the first three acts corresponds to the respective first three visual novels from Laplacian. With that, this VN kind of feels like the culmination of what Laplacian has put out until this point.
So overall, this VN truly was a great experience and, in my opinion, definitely the best VN from Laplacian so far.

Sakura Wars is a great game. I love the whole concept of it, which is a mixture of a Visual Novel and a Strategy RPG. In addition to that, I also really loved the setting of the game, which is set in the 1920s.
Though the Strategy RPG segments are overall relatively simple, I think that they work really well for the game, and I honestly don't think it would've even necessarily needed a more deep and complex system for these segments. I at least still had decent fun with them, and in my opinion, they are quite enjoyable.
But what I really loved about the game were definitely all the Anime and Visual Novel parts. I totally like how the game is structured and divided into 10 episodes. With that, the opening and preview cutscenes, and the end of an Episode for the next Episode, it really feels like a playable Anime, which I again really like. Also, the pacing of the game is excellent.
Regarding the characters, I liked the whole cast, with Sakura and Sumire probably being my favorite characters.
So overall, I think Sakura Wars is a fantastic game, and I'm really glad that such a good English Fan Translation for it exists, with which I was able to play it in the first place.

To Heart 2 is an amazing romance Visual Novel, that is really soulful. The characters are all likable, and there weren't really any I completely disliked, and of all the characters, Tamaki was definitely my favorite. Also, the art and artstyle is pretty beautiful, I especially liked the gorgeous CGs and character portraits.
In addition to that, I also think that all the routes were very good, with the ones of Tamaki, Yuuki, and Manaka probably being my favorites. Though it was a bit of a shame that Yuuki's Route was so short, I would've loved to see more of her, especially because I already really liked pretty much everything about her and her route. But overall, I very much liked all the routes, and I didn't really dislike any of them.
It would also be nice if To Heart 2 Another Days was translated. I would definitely like to play it, now that I have already finished To Heart 2.

NieR Replicant is an awesome game, which I really like and enjoyed. Even though I think it was a bit repetitive at the end, especially with getting all the Endings, I still had a great time overall with it. Especially the music, the whole soundtrack of the game is fantastic, and totally fits in with the cutscenes and moments in which it plays.
I also very much liked the characters, with Kainé probably being my favorite out of the whole cast.
The game was definitely worth playing, and I'm glad that I finally did.

Despite some things in Act 3, I totally love this game. While I don't think it's as good as Kuro no Kiseki, It's still a great sequel, and I love the greater focus on characters. The Kuro Cast was already one of my favorites, but with this game, the characters grew even more on me. 
The gameplay was also fantastic, and I really liked the additions to the battle system.
Overall, I can say that while Kuro no Kiseki II isn't perfect, I still really love this game, and I think the good parts definitely outweigh the bad parts of the game. The Calvard Arc is certainly my favorite Kiseki/Trails Arc, and I'm eagerly excited to see how it continues. 

Peak Fiction, this game is so incredibly good.
Van is such a fantastic protagonist, and he has definitely become one of my favorite protagonists. But not only Van, the whole Kuro Cast is great, in my opinion. I also really loved Risette and Agnès. Especially Risette is great, I absolutely love her.
This was also, in my opinion, certainly the best start to a new Arc from any Kiseki/Trails game, I don't think it could've been much better as a start to a new arc.
In addition to that, I also really liked the new battle system. I at least think the action/turn-based hybrid system was really fun.
Besides the great story, the game also looks beautiful. It's certainly the best-looking Kiseki game, and I enjoyed just looking at all the areas in the game.
The only major criticism I have with this game is probably that the music placement isn't perfect in some cases. I love the whole soundtrack, though I think in some cases the music didn't fit perfectly in the moments it played. But all things considered, that didn't bother me that much.
But overall, this game has become my favorite Kiseki/Trails game and one of my favorite games in general. With the Sky trilogy, Zero, Azure, Hajimari no Kiseki and now Kuro no Kiseki, the Kiseki/Trails series has definitely become one of my favorite series, and I'm already looking forward to playing Kuro II next.