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If you like rhythm games, you might like Muse Dash. It only uses two buttons, but added some difficulty and action elements so it's easy to learn, hard to master.

Also don't forget to buy the DLC for full collection of the songs.

Basically X-COM's brutal RNG turn-based strategy combat combined with Danganronpa's elimination style

Not my cup of tea

Action JRPG featuring high school students wielding supernatural weapons fighting demons from another dimension.
Oh, and also has dating sim elements, I guess.

Pros:
- The battle system is fast paced and a little strategic on how you equip the characters and setting combination of elemental attacks.
- I like how the game warns you if you do something that the story will progress and some features will be locked until the quest is finished. Makes it easier to plan you save files.
- Plot twist, kind of.
Cons:
- Whenever you're not fighting monsters, you're obliged to roam around places and talk to each people you see (twice per person, if you're feeling like it). Sometimes it's to find secret quest, got free items, or just to fill up achievements.
- The story is as anime as it gets (cause it's anime game, duh)

Definitely check it out if you like Falcom games, or JRPG in general.

HIGH-OCTANE ACTION THIRD-PERSON SHOOTER GAME WITH THE SIGNATURE VIBE OF PLATINUM GAMES.

Pros:
- It's a Platinum game.
- Mecha soldier in white armor shooting bad guys at hihg speed
- Many gun types to choose from, from the usual Assault Rifle to a Laser Gun
- I repeat: LASER GUN (it sucks though)

Cons:
- Might cause some dizziness after or during play
- Main story is short, but has replay value with higher difficulty or challenge courses. (not for me, I'm a casual)
- And yes, the story is not its strong point.

Make some children and make them fight for you: The Game

Pros:
- 7 girls to choose from, each has unique endings:
---- ♥♥♥♥♥ (Pink hair): generic grill. Even though she has twintails, she's actually a dandere. You save her in the beginning of the game.
---- Ellie (Green hair): cute kouhai. Everyone's little sister. Has a past with you, but you got amnesia or something.
---- Narika (Blue hair): class rep with big PLOTS. Always tries her best at anything.
---- Chloe (Red hair): genius teacher who has the same age as yours, somehow. Sister of your buddy, Chlotz.
---- Serina (Light blue hair): loli senpai. Actual tsundere. Jealous of Feene.
---- Torri (Black-White hair): airhead waifu. Likes to stare at the sky and wander the city like a literal child.
---- Feene (Blonde hair): beautiful senpai with nice body. Admires you for saving her homeland.
- 22 Child classes for you to try the combination that suits your play style.

Cons:
- Boring grinding (thanks for the Auto-play)
- Here's my biggest turn-off: Every child you make starts from level 1, and you can't transfer level between children. For example, you just cleared a dungeon with maxed level 40 teams, and for the next one you need level 50 teams. Since your current teams are already at max levels, you can't level them up anymore. Instead, you need to make new Children that has max level of 50 (The max level of the Children depends of the level of heroine you make a Child with). So you need to grind level each time you make a new Child which, of course, takes a lot of time. (Sure, maxed level Children can be used to level up facilities that give you new items etc but still...)
- Generic anime plot (here's some bad guys, go fight them.)
- As in with many JRPGs, they have multiple endings, which can be bothersome to complete them all if you're a perfectionist.

Pros:
- Over 80 characters to play with, each with unique gameplay, combos, and Musou Attacks
- Story of the Three Kingdoms with their hypothetical route.(What-if scenario)
- Feels great when you reach that 1000+ kills count
- Free to use any weapon. Sure, Each characters have their own signature weapon (which gives them EX combos), but if you want Lu Bu to fight using a flute, or maybe put two large axes for Da Qiao, or for Cao Cao whip out his enemies, sure why not.

Cons:
- Cheesy English dubs
- Battle can be boring and too easy on Normal difficulty
- Grinding for materials on Ambition Mode

>tfw I got 100% achievement for H-games but not for AAA games

Waifu Cleaning Simulator

Pros:
- Cute characters with quality CGs that were rarely seen in a free game
- Can be played with one hand
- Uncensored CG in Gallery menu
- Easy achievements

Cons:
- Too short. Even shorter than my pen...cil
- I love Ao but sadly there's no uncensored CG of her (wait, is that police outside my house?)
- please save me i dont wanna go to jail uiyewrfb74gfera

Meh...

Played this on PS2 years ago. Still a good JRPG to play, even though the graphics may seem outdated.

+ MMORPG setting. You will feel like you're meeting other "alive" players.
+ The grind is not too bad. Just go to dungeon 2 levels above you and you will gain 4-5 levels.
+ 3D SHUMP mini game (AIDA battle)
+ Many side missions to do (if you're into that)
+ New Cheat Mode
+ PvP in the Arena gives new challenge in the battle

- Monster fights can be repetitive (you hit them a few times until they give glowing indicator to trigger Rengeki, and BOOM they're dead. reapeat this for every monster you meet)
- The story is as anime as it can get. Oh yeah, there are many plot twists. Just play this without looking for any spoilers.
- Outdated graphics
- English sub is cringe. Even the Japanese dub is not good either because of the delay between speeches, leacing the conversation silent for few seconds.