Rude, crude and insanely additive. LISA offers us a unique story of a broken man. The characters and their dialogues are satirical, the setting is not for the faint of heart. Has great replay value.

A great action RPG with nice visuals, uninspiring soundtrack (but awesome V/O) and an entertaining combat systems, that focuses more on combat tactics (especially resource management). A bit too short

A top-down action RPG. The most dungeon crawly one out of all in the series. Fun puzzles and a good level design. Story - a good prequel origin story, that sets the tone for Ys 1 & 2. A little grindy.

A turn-based, first-person dungeon crawler, that shines in level design with a meticulously crafted world full of interesting areas, puzzles and secrets. The downside - an uninspired and bland story.

A turn-based tactics mashup of cyberpunk and fantasy. Compared to the earlier installment Shadowrun: Dragonfall - this delivers a completely seperate story with the same high quality writing and lore.

A turn-based tactics mashup of cyberpunk and fantasy where the story is mostly delivered through text. Great writing, memorable characters and the sheer volume of lore immerses you until the very end.

An excellent sequel. Expands the game to be just the perfect length, spices up the environments with different locales, adds outdoor areas. And at the same time retains the craftsmanship of the first.

A masterfully crafted Dungeon Crawler. Tense gameplay and finely forged grid dungeons are the key parts. Secrets, puzzles, passages, rooms - every bit was designed with thought, attention and purpose.

Action RPG that brims with style. While exploration is limited and lore is scarce, the pure mastery of storytelling, visuals and audio pulls you into this world, and doesn't let go until the very end.

Return to form. Stands on the same level as the first installment. Top notch level design and gameplay that accentuates the dark, bleak and mysterious mood. Hidden lore enriches the established world.