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Classic, simple and entertaining! I'm not really a fan of TD so far except for Element TD but this game has got me addicted to it for almost a hundred hours now. The dynamic and the challenges makes it a true masterpiece among TDs.

One Step From Eden is quite a fast-paced game, at least for me. Some enemies' attacks (especially boss) are so fast that I just simply move and spam the button and it will do the magic - and it's not that difficult to get a full achievements.

This game has been compared to one of my favourite game back then which is Megaman Battle Network. To be honest, the only similarity is the battle system which comes quite close. However, I wouldn't compare these 2 games, they're different. I like Megaman Battle Network as a whole and not just the battle system. On the other hand for One Step From Eden, it has almost no story and just pure fight which I kinda like the simplicity of it.

For music, it's pretty catchy but I wouldn't say it's that amazing. The graphics are pretty decent for the eyes. All in all, it's a really unique game due to its battle system and it solely revolves around it. I would definitely recommend to those who is keen to explore a very unique genre.

The control is much better than Hollow Knight and the difficulty is definitely way more than Hades. It's way more addictive due to the speed of the game especially at 4BC+. The soundtracks are quite nice as well. As for the storyline, I would say it's not as interesting as compared to Hollow Knight and Hades. I would definitely recommend this for players who love a really intuitive rogue-like platformer.

Dragon Quest is one of the rare JRPG that sticks to the classic turn-based battle system. I really enjoy this particular story compare to the other few that I've tried. The music is entertaining as always. The grinding in the post game is at quite a good pace, not too slow.

Hades is unique. The dynamics (vast and ever-changing) of the gameplay (first 20 hours), fighting style, the main storyline and the side quests got me hooked to this game immediately. The gameplay got very repetitive afterwards especially Pacts of Punishments part. I was hoping it will take a turn somewhere along the story but unfortunately, it did not. Regardless, this game is still really good.

I love the fact that Ori has such smooth control, elegant graphics, soothing music, challenging gameplay and a really beautiful story. This is a must if you love platformer game!

I have always liked the Neptunia series. This version changes the battle system which I'm okay with it but I preferred the old battle system. As usual, it has its funny side and the *ahem* content which I really enjoy. The storyline was quite cute in a way. It also has a very short game hours (took me 18 hours to full achievement without guide). Overall, it's quite a nice casual RPG to take a break off to.

It has quite a good storyline overall. And the gameplay is really good. There's so many hidden areas (Setzer, behemoths, desert, dragons, Tower of Agito, etc.) and information (exchangeable stats enhancer, SPP ranking and items) and alternate main mission (re-play). At the same time, it also has quite a number of unique gameplay like chocobo hatching, war-like mission, etc. which makes the game pretty fun.

The storyline overall is okay - nothing much to expect from anyway. The vast amount of side quests really do used up a lot of my time - which is fun - I spent a significant number of hours on side quests every new chapters. The Expert is really challenging if you don't grind sufficient levels - which relies on your skills of evading a lot. The skirmishes are unique and fun, which I consider it as kind of a mini game. All in all, I would definitely recommend this if you're looking for a RPG game of which is not too long (relatively faster than Final Fantasy series' side quests and grinding).