Beautifully animated and expertly written, Dispatch is a masterclass in narrative video game design. I laughed, I cried, and I fell in love with this bright and colorful cast of characters in a way that very few games are able to make me, While it may have been a little shorter than I would have liked (with a runtime of about 11 hours), there's absolutely no wasted time here and every minute is packed to the brim with quality. I'm eagerly awaiting the next project AdHoc cooks up, because damn did I eat good.

It's a little slow going at times and the minigames are pretty mediocre, but Until Then succeeds in being a touching reflection on the human experience of trying to connect with the people around us.

While not as novel or well-constructed as Case of the Golden Idol, Rise of the Golden Idol still stands as a worthy successor that presents compelling mysteries to solve in a way very few other games do. I'm excited to get more mysteries to solve with the DLC coming throughout the next year.

Challenging and compelling combat, a robust job system that rewards creativity, strong writing, and excellent pacing make this a JRPG that excels on all fronts. Atlus really cooked with this one; it might be my personal favorite game of theirs and I hope to see more like it in the future.

It's raiding without the 200 hours to get to endgame. I've been waiting for a game like this for a long time and am overjoyed to see the game that finally scratches the itch be super well executed.

The closest a game has gotten to being Ace Attorney without literally being Ace Attorney. My only real disappointment is that I wish it were a little longer.

After over 5 years of trying to break into the fighting game genre, this is the game that made it click for me. Intuitive and fun mechanics, good (though not perfect) balance out the gate, and gratuitous amounts of style make this a fantastic entry for people new to Street Fighter.