Raji: An Ancient Epic is a beautifully done game and piece of art with some mild but fairly obvious gameplay flaws.

Incredible quality in its precise gameplay and how it uses it to tie in to the mental and emotional issues it sheds light on.

A solitary but welcome escape to the great outdoors, or at least the best substitute for it, giving you freedom to spend your time exploring

Incredibly twisty and fun puzzle-solving that challenges the way you use perspective, although the narrative turns out to be fairly generic.

Uses simple gameplay elements to make an incredibly haunting atmosphere that tells of a horribly real and tragic story.

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

A escape for a moment of peace and freedom - manages to be adorable and lighthearted while also portraying a flawed and complex protagonist

Genuinely funny and catchy, it focuses on the character interactions and exploration over the challenge of battling.

A good-looking game, and yet, it's so chilling that you'll have a hard time putting it out of your mind once you've finished it.

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.

While not the most "fun" game ever, its artistic storytelling of a tragic family is beautiful and impactful.

Pulled me into its mystery and it felt like a longer journey than the 3 hours I played it, and I enjoyed its fetch quests.

Fresh and colorful, it doesn't need to be "dark" in order to portray a strange, perhaps post-war world. Perfect on-the-go game.

Keeps you curious and on edge the whole way, with a fun and malleable house to explore along the way.

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.