Thoughts

This might be the game I played the most as a child. The hidden dungeon known as "Poporo Another World" has an absolutely brutal difficulty level. And by brutal, I mean… ・It takes well over 10 hours just to clear the dungeon. ・Since it's a roguelike, if you die, you start all over from the beginning. Your level and items reset too. ・You die from a single mistake. Sometimes you die unfairly even when you didn't make one. I challenge it over and over again, and after finally ma

A strategy + puzzle game themed around mechs. You pilot a mech to wipe out giant insect-like creatures attacking Earth. What makes this game truly great is how it makes you think, "Am I a genius?" --- You control three allied mechs, each with its own specialty. Some deal damage, some push/pull enemies, some protect allies, etc... The combat is turn-based, letting you carefully plan your next move like in chess. You can even see what the enemies will do next in advance. For ex

A lodge-management and exploration game starring a bear. Not a "bear-type" character - an actual bear. It's a very warm and relaxing game. You repair a run-down house, clean up the trash, and finally open for business. You welcome the humans who come to stay at your lodge. Unbelievably, the humans litter before they leave. Normally that would be annoying, but in this game it's the opposite. Because collecting trash lets you exchange it for various items. ・Pick up trash and cl

This was my first time playing a Minecraft-style game, but I ended up finishing it. Since I played little by little before going to bed, I might've been playing it for about two months. It was incredibly fun. What I especially loved was how, whenever I built a new structure or room, the villagers would gather around all excited, clapping and praising me like, 'Amazing!' and 'That's awesome!' It just feels soooo good. Even when I only made something like a smelly-looking to