A charming tumble into a dream-like land for young gamers supported by a clean and appealing art style, fun characters, and quality voice acting despite not packing many puzzles of substance.

Difficult subject matter makes for an intriguing tale unevenly told. Puzzles can be both clever and too clever, but they help to fill in the gaps where the story is lean. Could've used a denouement.

Heart-warming, funny, and tragic all in one, Copycat does a great job of portraying a cat's perspective on the highs of lows of being a pet despite its gameplay being fairly simple.

Wacky, wonderful, and with plenty to find and do,West of Loathing lets you uncover many useful ways to approach its hilarious take on the Wild West without being marred by the simple turn-based combat

A quick and fun visual novel with nifty ring-collecting minigames, this game creates a fun little mystery story and one with art and writing that make it enjoyable rather than a simple freebie

A murder case where every suspect feels like the possible culprit, this interrogation simulation really finds its footing when you need to point out contradictions that aren't always straightforward

A few fun characters and a particularly emotional interaction aren't enough for Skaramazuzu to overcome the tedium of item deliveries and puzzles with little to no substance.

Learning and managing the seeds and spells you use for exploration is engaging, but the fights are simple and the game isn't big enough to truly get the most out of its magic concept.

A nifty setting concept and some decent point-and-click puzzles are let down by the fact the game ends with a "To Be Continued" after its story had barely got going at just around two hours.

A quick smile of a game, it doesn’t really provide big laughs despite being a comedic adventure, but it is an overall adorable experience with enough quirks that you don't mind its basic play.