It's a fun and cozy puzzle game. I also like how the game continues to introduce new mechanics on later levels to keep the puzzles interesting.

This game is just so FUN x ADDICTING.

Definitely HIGHLY x RECOMMENDED.

A really cute, fun and creative puzzle game.

It starts off pretty simple and then more and more traits need to be considered.

The artstyle and music are also pretty good.

Highly recommend if you're a fan of cute, cozy puzzle games.

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ABSOLUTE PEAK.

One of the best Turn-based RPGs today and it definitely deserves to be a GOTY contender for 2025.

Just an absolute masterpiece from Sandfall Interactive.

I came for the Danganronpa art style and I stayed for the game's story.

It took me a bit of time to get used to the gameplay especially on the first boss in the game as it really pushes you to embrace the mechanics. Some of the combat controls also feel a bit clunky.

I still enjoyed this demo but it's unfortunate that my current progress won't carryover to the full release.

Until Then is pretty much a linear visual novel with a handful of mini-games sprinkled around it.

The visual presentation is pretty good especially the usage of the pixel graphics.

The modern Filipino culture and touch is also very noticeable in this game from the places, to the sound effects, to the humor and to the vibes. As a fellow Filipino, I really appreciated these kind of details.

The music is also good but there are some sections in the game that would have been better if they had some BGM playing instead of full on silence. I also encountered the music during the credits ending and the credits continued to roll in dead silence (Not sure if it was intentional or not). But take note that these are just some minor issues and does not directly affect the experience with the main story.

Overall, this game has definitely exceeded my expectations. While I'm not a fan of the ending, I still have to say that the Overwhelmingly Positive reception on Steam is definitely well-deserved.

Armored Core VI - Fires of Rubicon is a mission-based mecha action game. As a newcomer to the series, I was expecting Elden Ring but mecha and I was definitely wrong. It took me a bit of time to get used to the controls though. Armored Core VI plays differently. It's more fast-paced and each build you use heavily affects how a battle goes. Those battles can range for as long as 15-20 minutes to as short as 2-3 minutes. There will be battles that raining lasers and plasma is the key, some may require explosive weapons or melee weapons and there are also cases where you might need long lasting boosters to stay airborne. I also love the level of customization that the game provides to your AC be it the armor, generator, weapons and the decals. Overall. I really enjoyed Armored Core 6 and has converted me into a fan of the franchise.

If you're also a newcomer like me who also loves mecha and you're willing to put up the work into adapting to the game's controls, I highly recommend this game. It'll be tough at first but once you get the hang of it, you'll be diving even more into those heated, high-speed mecha battles!

I never knew failing a QTE can really hit you right on the feels.

Stray Gods is pretty much a Telltale game minus the exploration part. The main gameplay mostly revolves around just choosing which dialogue you think fits the situation. You could say that it's an interactive movie at most.

What sets this one apart from other Telltale games aside from what I mentioned earlier is the musical set pieces. The choices you make doesn't just affect the relationships around you but it also changes how the song flows. The musical can start as a jazzy song but can suddenly be reverted into punk rock depending on the choices you make during the song. It's really fun exploring different options because of the amount of variation of songs you can experience with each choice. In my first run, I went with the charming style and even though most of the choices that I wanted was unlocked via that style, I really did miss out on the good songs that were made available when I chose the clever style on my 2nd run.

Most of the choices doesn't really affect the initial ending, your choices however affects your journey towards that ending and replaying it multiple times is really worth it especially if you're a big fan of musicals.

Overall, I really enjoyed Stray Gods in its entirety, from it's story down to every musical number it had to offer.

I recommend Stray Gods if you really love musicals and just want a pretty chill experience. If you think the gameplay just ain't enough for the price then waiting for a sale is your more likely option or just skip it.