An abrupt ending but a good narrative with a great presentation that gives you a solid Werewolf The Apocalypse game that provides you more time to enjoy being a werewolf than the previous game did.

A mediocre action platformer whose stage designs never reach the heights of its inspirations like with the additional issues of awkward controls and momentum use that never feels right and a dull plot

A sequel that makes minor but all positive changes to what was originally already solid tactical game with good artwork.

Works well enough but doesn't excel at anything. Locations look interesting but you aren't allowed to explore much, the game supports massive hordes of enemies but does little interesting with them

Manages to improve on the original, which was already one of the better SRPGs I've played, and continues to be heavily designed around the best parts of Fire Emblem 4 and 5.

Entertaining co-op game with a fun though somewhat wonky main mechanic that starts strong but ends with the last third being fairly dull mechanically despite getting more visually interesting.

Fun and atmospheric with a more unique style of squad control and varied mission types for this genre that handles the source material well but can be a bit slow, awkward, and limiting build wise.

It's a good story while also being very strange that it is the story being told at all, in a mostly ok at best game mechanically with gameplay sections and puzzle types that overstay their welcome.

Competently made action platformer with music and visuals that give off a good atmosphere, has responsive controls, and changes things up often. But is also very short and often feels like a tutorial

One of the early FMV games that both plays well and has story and comedic moments that work because of the better acting and writing rather than the more common unintentional humor found in the genre