KAMIKO is a short and simple but catchy adventure with quite a bit of replay value and style.

A fun little RPG with some cool bosses and likeable protagonists, but it's unique premise doesn't end up working.

Despite some graphical limitations and roughness, it surprised me with how dense and complex its world and character relationships are.

A powerful sense of environment and light-hearted humor, but gameplay doesn't do too much beyond reminding of the games that inspired it.

Catchy and sharp, with a wholesome nostalgic style. I wish there were more to do within the main story.

Cute and catchy; a weird, mind-breaking series of puzzles that feel incredibly satisfying to complete.

Doesn't introduce you to its mechanics and unforgiving gameplay too well, but its open-world pirate adventure feels well-crafted.

Simplistic and short, but very clever in its investigative gameplay and meaningful in its themes.

Even though the concept is not meant to be appealing, it's just a bit too icky. More time and polish could make for a fun arcade game.

Developer: ConcernedApe Just about anyone who plays indie games, or anyone who plays games - or even people who don't have played Stardew...

Despite a daily pattern, this game doesn't get repetitive and lets you move forward at your own pace. Great game to play on the go.

A bite-sized Zelda adventure, a perfect little musical summer game. Due to its random generation, no playthrough is ever exactly the same.

I enjoyed its beautiful pixel art and its quirky, warm characters, but not having to constantly look for answers outside of the game.

Obstructive comedy back-to-back with emotional moments felt a little disorienting, but it was still impactful in its art and music.

Flipping the idea of what Undertale was successfully led to this twist and some exciting new characters.

Strongest points in favor of this game are the music and the unique form of storytelling.

Developer: Laura Shigihara I had a couple expectations about this game just from the trailer and a bit of the soundtrack: I knew it was...