Really fun, easy to learn game. It's not the best fighting game ever, although as someone who doesn't care for the genre in general, I still find it to be enjoyable even for me.

I think this is the worse of the Revelations games, and that is saying a lot. It's not the worst thing I've ever played, but it's far from something I could confidently recommend to anyone.

Very, very hard to get into in my opinion. I don't think this game has aged very well.

Twin Mirror needed just a bit more time in the oven, however give the time and budget it had, I think it was fine. I didn't absolutely love it, and it was more 'meh' than magnificent, but it was fine.

A very short but cute game. It is free, and I think if you like Life Is Strange, you will enjoy this bite-sized detour.

Tell Me Why paints an intriguing picture of familial love and turmoil, although I feel as though it is halfbaked. Perhaps because I found one half of the duo very obnoxious, it was a semi-slog to play

Detroit: Become Human paints a poignant, if not sometimes overly obvious, political picture and explores the tropes of artificial intelligence and androids. The game is blessed with great characters.

Beyond: Two Souls is a buggy mess of a PC port. If you can overlook this, it is a legacy piece for the choices matter genre for a reason and I still think it's worth the play.

Manor Lords is unfortunately unfinished as yet and also mired by pacing issues. Because the game is almost entirely micromanaging, you can't speed it up if you want to play efficiently.

Coral Island breaks the mold and sets itself apart as a standout game in the stereotypical lackluster 'cozy' genre. Surprising depth and a vibrant cast of characters will give you hours of gameplay.