What an incredible game. The tactical part is a wonderful little puzzle box style tactics game, and the writing is absolutely incredible. Believable, flawed characters, amazing jokes, stakes and conflicts that make sense, a wonderful little world they've created here. And the combat! Making a grid combat that's 90% about positioning and moving enemies around so you can throw them through windows is incredible, and they did an amazing job on making the basic objectives fairly simple but having bonus objectives that really stretch your tactical muscles. If you like tactics games even a smidge, you owe it to yourself to play this game. Top-notch work!

I haven't gotten to play all of the games so far, but the ones I have I've really liked! Bright Red Song of Love is a particular standout and super engaging new take on an RPG. Definitely worth buying!

A horror co-op game in the style of Phasmophobia by way of action/extraction games like Deep Rock Galactic or Void Crew. We played it and had an absolute blast dying in terrifying and hilarious ways. I, personally, stayed on the ship most of the time because I'm a wimp about scary stuff, but still had an excellent time trying to direct my friends to treasure and away from dangers and occasionally teleporting their corpses back onto the ship to avoid the penalty for not bringing them back. Net code seemed good, bugs were very rare, and for an early access game it feels pretty darn complete. Recommended, especially at this price! I'd have paid double or triple for it without trepidation.

Despite some issues with lag in multiplayer, this has been an excellent fusion of run based exploration, build crafting, story, and customization. You know it's good when you look up and say "shoot, when did it get so late?!"

Multiplayer straight up didn't work, so I requested a refund.

It's a cute little game! The english translation is a little rough at times, but nothing major. I found one particular twist in the story to be a little annoying, but the characters are fun and the gameplay is really unique and interesting! I love the customizability of it.

This game is short, to the point, and very sweet. Sometimes it feels a little clunky in the writing or the animation, but I liked the puzzles, the exploration was fun, and it told a cute little story. A wonderful puzzler that won't take you more than an afternoon to finish, and it has wonderful music, too. Good stuff!

This game is fantastic. It's pretty short - I finished the game within six hours, but that was a perfect length for it. The voice acting is excellent, the puzzles are challenging, but not overly complex, and you don't have to worry about the old adventure game trope of rubbing every object in your inventory on every other object or hunting for just the right pixel to click on. It shares some DNA with games like What Remains of Edith Finch, finding things from people who were here before you and just walking around and taking in the beautiful environments. There's a cosmic horror aspect, and it's very interesting because the protagonist is open and willing to accept it rather than simply going mad over it. And this game has the best romance I've seen in games for a VERY long time. Highly recommended!

Read Only Memories is an excellent point and click adventure game. The setting of Neo-San Francisco is well put together, and the world they've built is a very interesting one. You have a lot of control over your actions, and a lot of freedom to solve puzzles in a variety of different ways, not all of which are obvious. However, there are always backup options if you fail one approach, and the game never devolves into pixel-hunting. The game's storyline is also very well put together; it asks questions about what it means to be human without getting overly philosophical, and it's comedic and dramatic without causing mood whiplash. The puzzles serve the story rather than the other way around, so there aren't any points where you feel like you have to look up a strategy guide in order to figure out what happens next. Your choices matter, too, and not just in the "did you get the good ending or the bad ending" way that a lot of games do. All in all, a truly amazing game. Remember to save manually, though!