Budget-friendly, welcoming to both tactical RPG vets and newcomers, and designed with some replay value in mind, Linked Worlds doesn’t reinvent the genre, but does deliver a solid adventure.

Beneath the cartoony exterior lie moments of genuine weight, balanced with quirky encounters like trivia battles against neckbeards, plant-monster brawls, and eye-twitching, coffee-obsessed townsfolk.

Late-game drag and minor bugs aside, My Time At Sandrock is packed with charm, depth, and satisfaction — a relaxing yet involved experience that’s hard to put down.

Geo Mythica blends 8-bit visuals with modern RPG mechanics. Despite some tedious systems, its rich combat and solid progression make for a nostalgic--yet rewarding--global adventure.

A modernization of the 2006 hit RPG with improved visuals and systems. It retains its charm, quirks, and that iconic Bethesda jank. A nostalgic, flawed, but fun return to Cyrodiil.

A Shaman's Ballard has smart ideas and solid customization, but rough edges and lack of polish hold it back. It's a decent budget JRPG—just not an easy one to recommend without some additional QC.

A thoughtful remaster that rewards SaGa fans and curious JRPG lovers alike—unique, narratively rich (for SaGa), and packed with content for those willing to embrace its quirks.

8-Bit Adventures 2 harkens back to those classic JRPG adventures while not relying on nostalgia alone - it is a true labor of love in every sense of the statement.

A quality remaster of a humorous JRPG that, while short and not particularly needing a remaster in the first place, is undoubtedly worth consideration for the price.

While not groundbreaking like the earliest Mana entries were, Visions of Mana does still capture the essence of the series and makes a strong case for your time.