Do not pass on this game because you're not interested in poker and/or gambling. It's not required. It has everything you love about games like Slay the Spire and all the best deckbuilding roguelikes.

Everything great about the original Life Is Strange — lovable characters, cozy setting, intriguing mystery — but punched up to reach even greater heights. Left me mourning its loss once I finished it.

A much improved game. Gives me a little hope after the original disappointed me coming off the best game in the series: Final Fantasy 6. 🌶️😁

Even in the remaster, the graphics show their age, but the story is still engaging and wonderfully told. Get cozy in Arcadia Bay, Fall in love with these characters, and unravel a thrilling mystery.

Went in excited to return to this after about a decade. I don't know if it changed or if I did. I suspect part of the problem is that this remaster didn't change enough. It's aged extremely poorly.

This game captures a particular brand of perfection: it's not breaking any new ground, but the Zelda structure, the combat, the art, the music, the length, the secrets… it all fits together so well!

A deeply strange but strangely addictive arena shooter roguelike. The just-one-more-run-ability is strong with this one.

All the great parts of Yakuza but with a different character and new detective mechanics. Yagami is likable, and you'll love running around Kamurocho with him, beating up thugs and solving mysteries.

The perfect lighthearted management sim for a lazy Sunday afternoon. If you played Theme Hospital back in the 90s, the nostalgia is a bonus on top of an already enjoyable game.

The elegance of the design wowed me at every turn. It's an innovative take on the action roguelike formula. Fans of games should try this. Fans of game design have to see it. Full of surprises!