It is, in essence, the best visual novel I’ve ever played. So I recommend giving it a try for the same reason I recommend Undertale or Let’s Catch.

Lunch a Palooza is a fun and chaotic game that has a ton of unlockables to complete in order to get more characters, maps and skins for you to use in game.

YesterMorrow is a challenging game that might be enjoyable for people who enjoy addictive platforming games. everyone else, it is probably not for you.

Visage is well worth a play and will bring you back to the non-contemporary and mysterious gameplay that PT created & is implemented expertly here.

Under: Depths of Fear is a slow burn that really struggles at early stages of the game while later levels offers a better experience that also brought down by glitches, monster design and execution.

Jetboard Joust offers a challenging, yet fun retro arcade experience. Its fast-paced gameplay will have players go against a diverse set of enemies.

The game is very creative from beginning to end. The concept itself is very entertaining, and the level design is very engaging.

For an indie game it sure doesn’t feel like like a bargain bin title. You can definitely tell that the team at Open House Studios have really put a lot of effort into crafting this game.

Grey Skies: A War of the Worlds Story has many issues ranging from uninspiring gameplay, poor level design and major bugs. As a result these serious issues restrict the game to a low mediocre score.

This is such a fun and cleverly designed game that its hard to find fault. I love the style and thoroughness the team strove for, particularly in the character development.