Have you heard the name of Adol Christin?

No? Then what are you doing? Play this game.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana, is one of Nihon Falcom's masterpieces.
Finding ourselves on a cursed and deserted island Adol and crew are tasked with finding a way off the island. The action is very fast-paced, with seemless switching between party members.
The soundtrack is one of the best Falcom have produced.

I would expand on story and stuff more but I wouldn't want to spoil this amazing experience.

10/10 pickle jars, and shipwrecks

I can't recommend this game, it has way too many bugs that are progression breaking. Not to mention the complete disaster of an optimization. Towards the end of each "run" my FPS was a stable 6.

Despite the cost it is just not worth it.

Do you enjoy retro games or dungeon crawlers? Then this is for you.

The 8-bit style is beautiful and charming, the music is stellar, and there are a few puzzles to solve in this labyrinthine dungeon. Do you miss the times of the Gameboy or SNES I sure do after this.

The music, and the art is absolutely stunning. That alone makes me recommend this.

As someone with a bit of motor skill issues and not being terribly well-versed in platformers I'd say that the platforming is a bit on the harder side.

It does what it says on the tin so to speak.

I had a blast with it on stream. Only blew up a few times. Short and very enjoyable.

Did you enjoy the first Monument Valley and yearn for more?

Then get Monument Valley II.
ustwo games managed to make an even more beautiful, and enchanting game than the first.

The level designs, backgrounds and puzzles are all just gorgeous to look at. Well worth the price.

Do you enjoy puzzle games? Especially beautiful ones? Then definitely Get this game, very clever uses of optical illusions.

I started this one and after just a few levels i was completely innthe zone and sped through the levels. Enjoyable experience for the size of game, and the price point the devs and publishers have priced the game at.

Recommend the game.

While Waiting, is a lovely little puzzle game, it is quirky, wacky, and delightfully absurd in it's puzzles. That is if you interact with them. Do you wait and see what happens or do you explore what you can do to pass the time?

It is all up to you how you want to deal with it. Very fun game.