Lock and Key’s subtitle – “A Magical Girl Mystery” – already gives you every clue as to whether it’ll be your cup of tea. But it’s more than a genre crossover – it’s an earnest story about having a millenial quarter-life crisis.
Afterlove EP is rough and raw but thematically rich and clear in its vision – about love, perhaps, but of all colors of relationships, of community, and of art itself.
Silenced: The House offers a gruesome horror story with detailed artwork and an eerie soundtrack. Unfortunately, the translation is plagued with errors.
Yurukill features a bizarre genre mashup that is uneven, yet compelling. After finishing the first chapter, I’m keen to come back for more.
In week 3 of Shmuptember, I played two shmups that were all over the map with respect to scope: the highly focused ZeroRanger and the genre melange of Yurukill.
I adore Digimon Survive.
I also absolutely do not believe for a second that most people need to play Digimon Survive.
