This game gets a bad reputation, but I think that's somewhat undeserved, because the story, world, and music are all so central to the FF experience later on that it's worth it for that alone. It's very unbalanced - the Blood Sword trivialized the final boss - and sometimes the maps are beyond frustrating - I took a few month break because Pandaemonium gave me a headache. However, it's interesting, it has great music, and it's the starting point for many FF tropes later on. For that, I suggest checking it out.

Screw those Magic Tactics/Weapon Tactics achievements, though.

Cute little brain off numbers go up type management game. It could be a tiny bit buggy, but it was entirely graphical, so nothing that bothered me.

The story is short and simple and a bit generic for this sort of game, but the characters are charming, and I appreciated the easy integration of LGBT characters.

A sweet little game worth picking up. 10 hours got me through all of the story and full upgrades, but there's still more to do, so I'll be spending some more time with it for achievements.

A decent little puzzle game. It was good for a few hours of entertainment, but nothing special. I'd recommend picking it up on sale, and only if you can play with mouse and keyboard - Steam Deck feels very bad to play on because of the controls and the resolution.

Some other thoughts:
The plant identification is a fun concept; however, by the end, you have so many plants crammed on the shelves it becomes a bit tedious to find what you're looking for. Had I organized the shelves as I went, I wouldn't have had this problem, but I didn't do that, so it was chaos at the end.

The story is nothing special. Vaguely interesting, but not really unique or compelling enough to keep me interested. The puzzles pick up that slack, however.

A bit light on content. I think there's a great core concept here that could've been expanded on, specifically the map travel bits. Still, fun enough for a few hours of puzzles. I can't see myself replaying it, however.

I really enjoyed this. The characters are fun (except Iris) and the story is interesting enough that it had me determined to figure out what happens all the way to the end. It's rife with anime tropes, and it can be cringey at times. Every time the police did insane shady things like "drug up a suspect and invade their dreams" made me grimace. But overall I liked this and I'll check out the sequel some day for sure.

Mizuki is my daughter, I would protect her with my life. I honestly liked her ending more than the "true" ending.