Lost Infinity is a visual novel with fascinating art and desolate ambiance. The spotty translation is an acceptable trade-off for its great atmosphere and interesting quandaries.

A slow burn romance with hints of spice to make it nice. Well written and gorgeous illustrations.

Mirror mirror on the wall…hello there?!

Holy cow is this game addictive…

Getting creative in the kitchen has never been so fun! Mix and match ingredients to discover recipes for comfort foods, classics and oddities.

A fantasy Otome that was converted from mobile to PC. Unlike its counterpart, the translation has a better quality but unfortunately the story and characters fell incredibly short.

It's Not You, It's M.E tries to show the frustration and exhaustion of having ME/CSF via a video game. Its use of generative AI, minuscule playtime, and lackluster gameplay makes it not worth buying.

BRXKEN INSIDE is a visual novel that has unsympathetic characters, confusing writing, and a terrible portrayal of schizophrenia. Its good art can't make up for how tone deaf and insensitive it is.

Paper Pusher has you choose which citizens live and die through the government forms they submit. The dystopian setting and intriguing premise make for a disturbing, though short, experience.

Hello Girl tells the story of an isolated young bunny girl who lives in turbulent times. The melancholic world is wonderfully displayed via atmospheric art, calming music, and beautiful writing.