A game with minimal puzzles, that goes for all the low-hanging fruits as far as humor goes. Poorly-written, not really great gameplay-wise either, you can skip it.

Even grosser than the original, whatever improvements this game makes over The Chosen RPG are drowned out by gratuitous nudity, creepy implications, and the (one again) cliché-as-all-Hell story.

An a-ma-zing visual novel-type of game about villains and heroes. Hilarious, featuring a fun battle system. Genuinely one of the best games I saw made out of the RPG Maker series of software.

A somewhat clumsy attempt at combining a visual novel and a strategy game. There's an attempt and I commend the effort, but it's not for me. It didn't wow me at all, despite the decent base idea.

(I only played the demo) While cute and bright, this visual novel doesn't appear to do much new compared to other cutesy little romance visual novels out there. Still, look it up if you're intrigued.

Putting aside from issues with the format of the game, this is a decent example of what a point-and-click walking simulator should be. Not the most memorable experience, but perfectly fine on its own.

A game that mixes exploration and... shmup, I guess? With a nice story about saving people rather than harming them. Very nice, and quite fun to try out.

A follow-up to Pink Hour, featuring similarly cute 8bit graphics, and some tough challenges. Once again a very short but sweet experience, if you feel like playing a quick, but free, game.

Simple, cute, fun and free, although it's an advertisement for Kero Blaster, Pink Hour offers a very quick but pleasant minigame experience for those short on time.

An insanely difficult Metroidvania. Comes wit extra lives and copious checkpoints. Also has modes for 9 lives, or 1 life and no checkpoints. Be prepared for a tough ride if you play this free game.