Recent reviews by Scariest Lemon

Even more psychopomp! The new additions from the previous version are fantastic and it goes to show how much more effort was put into the game. Love to see it.

Adorable game that harkens back to the days of fishing for hours on end in animal crossing.
Very relaxing game to just play with your friends.
At time of writing, server issues do make joining friends in private servers somewhat difficult however, hoping these issues are fixed soon.

Very cool and interesting game concept having to rely on your senses and memory to navigate, well designed and some spots really had me scratching my head figuring out how to envision them. Can't wait for more!

Very charming and cute game filled to the brim with lovely and unique characters! A must play for anyone looking for a nice replayable rpg to spend the day on.

Everything great from the original expanded upon in every way, better level design, better visuals, better everything all around. Amazing great time.

Strongest game from Fading Club by far! Loved playing through the whole time and finding all of the secrets (that I could.) Looking forward to more!

Most off the wall fun to play power fantasy in the yakuza franchise by far! Kiryu is a mad powerhouse who really feels like he's at the peak of martial arts mastery.

Game runs extremely poorly with piss poor optimization even at lowest settings. Wanted to give the game an honest shot but as it is at launch it is nigh unplayable. Crashes result in hours of gameplay lost, freezes and sputters when merely loading NPC's next dialogue, extreme freezes and framedrops, it's just not worth it right now.

We really do love katamari

Another blast through monster-infested ruins and caves, can't ever get tired of it. The main draw of this game however, is the in-depth upgrade system that allows you to significantly modify the power and abilities of the various weapons you'll unlock throughout the levels. The only thing I'd say this game is missing is more large arenas where you're pushed to your limits, with the only one that comes to mind being in the penultimate stage.