The fact I could say anything and the NPCs answers are good enough is actually kind of surprising; the whole idea of you talking to NPCs is quite cute.
Being thrown into the crime scene though was not my favourite beginning and I got bored before I finished it.

I played it when it came out, I was all about the series so spent a lot of time with it but no money (thank God).
Nowadays I think I'd get bored of it

I thought having a managerial sim in a post apocalyptic world with cute anime girls could be fun, so imagine my Pikachu face when the first sex scene came on.
It feels like Fallout Shelter meets Flash porn game, it's a meh game with mechanics based on time, tokens and spending money.

the presentation and UI is good. That's mainly why I give it 2 stars.
The game is very weird with its word selection to the point it took me out of the story, so I think I'll just put the game down.

Unlike a classic visual novel, there are no routes here; it's a 30 minute VN that just wants to tell a story, the story of "The Dandelion Girl" which is actually a short science fiction story.
Even though the music was simple and the art was nothing to write home about, the story really touched me, but is it a merit of the VN or of the original author from 1961? Because of this doubt I could not give it 4 stars, just 3.5

The idea is cute, the voice acting is allright, it's only arena and no story whatsoever but the animations are surprisingly good; I just suck at playing FPSs without a controller.

A dungeon crawler with some managerial aspects, kind of survival but not quite.
Honestly, I understand why some people might like it, but it's not my style of game; still, the artstyle is fun, the UI looks good and the BGM is nice.

Game is only online so no shooting on your own; after 3 minutes waiting I gave up at finding a match.
Patience is not one of my virtues and the fact this game does NOT let you use a controller might have steered me into the direction of just letting it go.

Cool music for the menu tho.

Finished it in 15 minutes, it's a very easy and relaxed platformer about (I guess) a forest spirit.
The mechanics are very simple, the story is non existent and while the design for the main character is nice the overall art design is nothing out of the ordinary.

It just.. plays itself.
It's not even a game.

It's very cute, the idea of using the DS as a book always puts a smile on my face and is overall a charming game.

That being said I suck at it

It's actually a very high quality card game with animated scenes, voice acting, good effects, nice card animations and gorgeous art for all cards, it just lacked something that could make it feel different from the other miriad of free to play card games out there.
If you are interested, give it a try, it's good.

It's the "we have Mario Kart at home" type of game.
The graphics are nice, the controls are fairly responsive, but it's just... not creative.
I'll just boot up any version of Mario Kart (or hell, even Sonic Racing) over this.

Small, 3D top down platformer with fun but easy combat, finished it in half an hour and it was good, had a nice vibe and the music was really good.

It's ok