You’ll care about these characters more than expected.

Vibrant art and snappy controls? Yes, please.

If you're learning Japanese, this is a quirky little helper.

Karakurikun surprised me with its elegance. It’s not trying to impress, just to tell a story.

This game made me fear ledges more than horror games. Falling is brutal, but the climb is satisfying.

Not the most polished game, but if you like silly fun and fluffy criminal nonsense this one delivers big time.

The sandbox mode is a dream. You can build cities, roller coasters, or just loop track for hours.

This game isn't perfect, but it's got charm. You can tell the devs care and keep updating with cool new stuff.

Great balance between combat, economy, and upgrades. Every age feels distinct and full of new possibilities.

Art style is clean and functional. Doesn’t distract, which works well in a game that’s all about split-second decisions.