A huge improvement over the first three Momodora games, finally realizing itself as more of a Metroidvania than a platformer. Much larger in scale than past entries, but still a bite-sized experience.

Serves both as a slice-of-life as well as a serious sequel, splitting up its content into bite-sized events that make this an incredibly easy visual novel to power through. A nice addition to FSN.

Extremely satisfying and addictive gameplay, and a great story to break it up... Final Fantasy Tactics remains a staple of the tactics JRPG genre, and this remaster offers a nice variety of QoL.

Pretty visuals, but everything else about this game is extremely slow and bland. Boring puzzles, long walking segments and stunted controls make it so that the game isn't fun to play.

A very short game with minor Metroidvania elements, and a solid art and music direction. Can be beaten in one sitting, 100% in two... but easily worth it at only $2.

A cool game that's less about the concept of "playing as the boss" and more about the dialogue and dynamic behind that concept. Short, but pretty dense.

Short little puzzle game with a great art style and animations, and simple puzzles. Similar to games like Kids and Plug & Play.

A nice puzzle blend between picross and minesweeper, offering a ton of content for free. Very satisfying to slowly make progress in, and eventually fill in.

Plays a bit slow and doesn't offer a lot in the singleplayer mode, but it's super fun as a quick PVP game with friends with the perfect blend of luck, risk and strategy.

A nice little picross game with the main gimmick being that the puzzles you solve become actual objects in the overworld. Cute, and has plenty of content for its price.