I would like to inform you about this game, but I cannot, as when I launch the game. It decides that it doesn't want to work. Instead, I've been troubleshooting it for 4 hours with no luck.

Things that would make this game more enjoyable. A tutorial, thorough planning, and an overall objective. All the things that The Sunset 2096 is tragically lacking.

You're in a box; you're shooting at everything. Now try for the high score to a chill upbeat soundtrack, and for some reason, all the text was in Chinese for me...

Lantern of Worlds is not the worst game, but it's not the best game. It has turn-based combat, but its art direction and animations lack coherency, and its narrator leaves; a lot to be desired.

Glaive: Brick Breaker I am the paddle that bounces balls into bricks until they break. You can go left, or you can go right and collect pick-ups! While listening to a very nice and chill soundtrack.

Fall Down is a first-person game about just that falling down shafts while avoiding obstacles. Each level is short, fast, and gives an achievement. But it has limited directional control when falling.

PatoBox is walking the distance and delivering the true, and tested punch-out play style with a solid first to the face and plot. It's like Punchout for the modern era of gaming minus Mike Tyson.

Silent Footsteps is not your typical eye-spy game, and with its poorly designed logo, I was skeptical. But, truthfully, I found the game quite fun, and it was put together pretty well; I enjoyed it.

If; you're bored and you have a few dollars to spend. Mushroom Quest is a surprisingly decent game. Both visually and in its gameplay with simplistic, easy-to-enjoy puzzles. I truthfully recommend it.

This is the closest we will ever get to achieving the classic feeling of Final Fantasy (NES) on the PC without; the use of ROMs and Emulation, and I highly recommend this game.