Hookah haze plays like a bar management Sim/Visual Novel like VA-11 Hall-A, but with Hookah instead. If you enjoyed VA-11 Hall-A or Coffee Talk , you will enjoy this game as well. I quite enjoyed it.

it's more than just Tetris, its a tribute to the combination of video games that could be considered a form of art. While I generally don't care much for Tetris, I encourage you to take this journey.

While the concept and experience is fun if you are inclined to music. bugs combined with a clunky detection system will have you dying when you did nothing wrong.

Another entry into the ever growing survivors genre. Antipaint is a brush of genius as paintings and other art forms come to life to try to thwart you. Fun bosses and upgrade systems make it fun.

What can I say about a quirky little game that encourages you to explore an island, snap pictures, and care about wildlife. Alba wears its heart on its sleeve, a warm and caring journey for the family

AI TSFNI is at its core a faithful continuation of the first game with a similar style and premise. The only gripe i have is that the twists seemed more predictable albeit still a crazy ride.

A tripy start to what appears to be a trilogy, AI TSF dares you to explore a world where not everything is as it seems. Throw in a very relatable protag and you have a great game. Go in spoiler free.

Despite being a hidden objects game, I actually enjoyed the story present here. While Adam's ending may be disappointing, the ride there was at least interesting enough to ensure that I would finish.

one of Aniplex's forays into the VN sphere (alongside Atri). Sadly, sloppy pacing and a lackluster story keeps this otherwise unique VN from reaching my recommended list. Do check out Atri though.

Part underwater atmospheric game part mystery. Abzu's brief runtime left me with plenty of wonder about a world existing completely unknown and forgotten under the ocean. A somber thought on mortality