Fills the void of indie 3D fighting games and fighting games with unlockables and a focus on story excellently. I would pay for this game, but it's free (d) which is a total steal.

This is a game of highs and lows, with tense decisions and emotional moments set against clunky animations and plot twists that are a little too audience oriented. But it's one I still think about.

While it's unfortunate that the DS based elements of 999 have obviously been changed, this is still a solid set of adventure games that make full use of their medium. Best way to learn pseudoscience.

It's so great to see the full varied catalog of UFOSoft's games presented in one package here. The garden gift, gold frame, and cherry frame system is a great way to interact with the set of games.

While this game has its flaws it's doing something I haven't seen other games do. This is for people willing to embrace rough edges for something off the beaten path.

Animal Crossing but with Disney characters and a plot that is touching at times, so I actually prefer Dreamlight Valley. But they appear to have forgotten the 'Lilo' part of Lilo & Stitch.

It's my favorite video game about Aztec religion and it wasn't even trying to be about Aztec religion. The story continuing even if you lose gives everything a genuine sense of tension.

Everhood makes you wonder if they'll really have the guts to commit to where the game is going only to realize they do in fact have the guts. Also it is the Aeneid to Undertale's Odyssey

A beautiful and slow paced visual novel about a boy and two witches, where the day to day tensions between the cast get as much if not more focus than the supernatural battles they are drawn into.