4/4: Ghoulish pathfinding puzzles and superb theming make for a delightful ride.

4/4: Gorgeous game. Haptics are really well done. Graphics are stunning. Story is ok, doesn't quite live up to its promise. But, it's fun exploring the world and the combat is great, as always.

2/4: A beautiful, intense game that I unfortunately liked the idea of more than actually playing.

4/4: Mixes strategic combat with typing better than I would have thought possible. Guessing the words to level up worked well and getting letters as rewards is an ingenious bit of design.

4/4: There's a lot of game in this game, but much of it is good! It did a great delivering the tried-and-true JRPG formula. The pacing is rough, but there's a lot to enjoy.

4/4: A non-linear heist. What it lacks in gameplay, it makes up in storytelling. Weirdly, the cinematography is what stood out the most to me. It's a fun, odd, tidy little package.

3/4: Odd little interactive experience. Weaves a bit of story into its walking. Builds a lot of world in a very short amount of space.

4/4: Clever little puzzles, tons of mechanics, cute side characters, simple yet expressive art. Enough variety that the same base mechanic (sliding puzzles) never gets boring.

4/4: Small and delightful. The relaxed jigsaw-centric gameplay is a step up from the fairly frantic order fulfillment of the first game. I liked the little narrative too!

4/4: Delightfully tight puzzle game. Takes a simple mechanic, commits to it, and really explores the space. Art is beautiful, soundtrack is nice, story is just thought provoking enough.