Masterful combat and atmosphere shine, but a frustrating save system and uneven level design detract from the exceptional gameplay.

While the series' best entry boasts superior visuals and audio, its high price and short, bug-ridden content make it a tough recommendation.

Great value with a unique art style and deep, strategic roguelike gameplay, but limited replayability and frustrating collision hinder the experience.

Classic Kairosoft fun with fair monetization, but unbalanced mechanics and slow, repetitive progression, marred by forced boxer retirement and ineffective upgrades.

Addictive time-attack racing with a thriving custom content community, but a steep learning curve and subscription model limit full enjoyment.

A thoughtful, high-quality remake with excellent voice acting and an engaging bazaar, though some original changes disappoint.

Charming characters and deep combat shine in this authentic retro JRPG, though slow out-of-combat healing can drag.

A charming Zelda-like with a fantastic soundtrack and capybara antics, but hampered by a lack of QoL features and an overly easy difficulty.

Charming pixel art and relaxing exploration abound, but progression bugs and minor control quirks can hinder the otherwise substantial, customizable experience.

Fun co-op cooking/combat, but Early Access means unpolished visuals, repetitive enemies, and inconsistent PC performance, though it shines on Steam Deck.