A fun little action game take on the Neptunia series. There's not much depth to the gameplay, but like most of the series, it's carried by the characters. You either find a Nep and enjoy, or move on.

A fun rail shooter held back by it's glitchiness. Great when you get it to work, after which the only thing more shameful than playing the game, is the price for the costumes and other dlc.

Incredibly comfy game with a lot to do and a lot of charm.

An endlessly satisfying game for those willing to put in the hours to learn, but the dlc policy is the greatest barrier to entry. Unless you get it on sale, expect to spend $100's for everything.

It had potential to be greater than the first game, but falls flat with piss poor multiplayer support, which is made more painful that the game is balanced for two playes.

A fun take on the tower defense genre, with a lot of charm and cartoonish humor. Setting up kill zones for waves of orcs can be satisfying, and there are plenty of traps to chain combos.

Not a game, but if you want an immersive story with more than just black text on white background, then this is it.