A fun, simple little action RPG that plays well, but the main attraction is really the charm, from the characters, to the presentation to the general cuteness. A doujin classic, if a little slight.

Not a masterpiece of the genre by any means, but still a nice, bite-sized metroidvania with some clever touches of design and solid understanding of what makes the genre click.

Two masterpiece platformers, incredibly tight in terms of design and surprisingly a surprisingly engaging plot and cast of characters. Gorgeous visuals, though my heart will always be with the PS1.

An intriguing adventure game (not really a VN, but adjacent to one) with a great sense of creepy atmosphere and clever moments, both within the story and the game's puzzles. Best played in the dark!

Much better writing than the other 3DS games, thanks to the return of series creator Shu Takumi. Lots of interesting subversions of the usual AA formula, but you don't need to have played the others

An original and intuitive arcade puzzler, not to mention super addicting! Accessible enough to dive in, but will have you coming back to improve your score over and over; Mindware does it again!

The spirit of classic Final Fantasy lives, but it has its own sense of identity with nice characters, innovative mechanics and a lovely original artstyle where the backgrounds are real dioramas.

The first title's a bit rough with cases that drag a bit and uneven storytelling, but the second one perfects the formula with a gripping overarching plot and refined mechanics. Must-play for AA fans

The classic rhythm series makes its way to PC at last, though it's hard to imagine playing it without the drum peripheral. YMMV with the songlist, with tons of anime openings and vocaloid tracks

Three classic adventure games for one affordable price; the original Mac versions are available individually on Steam as well, but the NES versions have a far more charming presentation, in my opinion