Slice-of-life adventure/VN with all the character portraits and some environment shots being done with the Game Boy Camera. Great atmosphere, music, interactions but bugs preventing some endings.

Strong setting with good environmental storytelling for the world and characters and some very fun unique abilities. Held back by poor combat that becomes a focus and constantly giving the ending away

Very nice looking mediocrity. Looks a bit better than Chains of Satinav, but with a worse story and no reason for the leads of the last game to even be here.

Well written story of a Syrian migrant attempting to find safety in Europe with many branching paths showing both the journey and the loved ones left behind in a war torn environment

Tells a decent story with likable characters and a good battle system while avoiding the worst narrative and anime tropes of the recent Persona games, though it can start to drag towards the end.

Despite the odd characterization of the main character and a very inconsistent tone, the game provides frequently funny conversations and a great companion in the robot Joey.

An adventure game in The Dark Eye setting with the beautiful background visuals and atmosphere being its greatest strength but being only average or mediocre in every other area.

Well written with good art and animations and an interesting mechanic of your chosen backstory and two chosen companions for each section altering what you can do in an area and how you progress

Can start to become easy to predict as you go back and forth to manage inventory and look for puzzle solutions but also has some good interactions, rewarding small victories, and good atmosphere

Bladestorm would be a very interesting and fun to play game if any aspect of it worked in harmony or if any part of it felt finished.