A 2D Tsukihime-based fighting game. I am terrible at it coming from Mortal Kombat, but it's incredibly fun. The story was established in the VN so there is not much here, but the actual game is fun.

A very simple rhythm game, using only 2-4 keys. While the mechanics of this game are very simplistic and easy to understand, it is a very addicting game. I can highly recommend at least trying it out.

Nekopara volume 1 is a short and sweet visual novel, it's extremely cute. It follows Chocola and Vanilla as the waitresses of a bakery. It takes just about an hour or so to play through. Very cute.

Not sure if I recommend against or for this game. You play as the stereotypical weeaboo in Japan, and are in the most cliche of anime experiences. The dialogue is so bad I laughed. Cool facts though.

An online hacking MMO, it's decently realistic and fun. It's one of the hardest hacking games I've played, even stumping me at times. It involves social engineering, privilege escalation, and exploits

Watch_Dogs is a hacking GTA-like game. While the hacking is in no way realistic it is a very fun morally-grey game. The main character feels real and you get invested quickly. I recommend highly.

A game I heavily enjoy, and so will review, also has hacking. A multiple-ending Star Wars RPG with heavy story elements and great character development. This game has got to be one of the best. Playit

Related to computers in that it's solely tests. This game, while having some fun ideas, is nearly horribly implemented. It is horribly optimized and more time is spent on loading screens than in-game.

Code Vein, an anime souls-like game. While I have not beaten the game yet, I am highly impressed by what I've seen so far. With satisfying combat and a so far interesting story, I can recommend it.

There are katanas and you can mod in anime girls, close enough to weeb for me. Blade and Sorcery is a VR arena game with weapon physics, played on WMR. Do recommend, quite fun. Thumbs up to it.