Resource management adds tension to exploration. Some animations look rough, but the creepy forest vibe works great.

Living under one roof with multiple heroines creates fun and heartfelt moments. Dialogue can be slow, yet the chemistry feels genuine.

Mixing photography with romance creates a relaxed and charming loop. Some story beats feel predictable, though the characters make it enjoyable.

The sequel deepens character arcs and adds more heartfelt moments. Pacing isn’t always perfect, though the emotional payoff makes it worthwhile.

Rare and legendary figures feel rewarding to unlock. Strategy happens when deciding which figures to battle with.

The creature creation tools feel flexible and open. Sometimes overwhelming at first, but endless combinations keep me tinkering.

Starts as a card game, ends as something much weirder. Unforgettable indie magic.

Perspective-shifting puzzles that mess with your head. Feels like a forgotten classic rediscovered.

True-to-life drone simulation with mission planning and FPV adrenaline. It’s not casual, yet deserves credit for depth and realism.

Real-world tools and physics give depth. Some stages feel long, yet the kitchen challenges and upgrades stay fun.