Looking at the world through the lens of a drug addict while trying to help a friend, both looking for the next hit of dopamine. Fantastic VN experience, has some genuinely warm character moments.

Fun JRPG to explore because of the dreamy visuals and playful world, maybe not too fun to play. It's free but could use some help with the English, and the stat progression can be slow and tedious.

More poop games from the developer of Revenge Of The Colon, walking through an intellectual art museum of toilets. Looked a bit crude in the trailer but overall I found the writing kinda charming.

I mean it's a good Yuri game if you into that, nice artwork, decent character progression, and some lite horror elements. It's a slow read though, hours of casual romantic chatter.

It's like a single-player version of Battlegrounds, essentially a deck building game with auto battle mechanics and roguelite elements. It has good depth to it, also lovely art overall.

Another psychological visual novel from VAINSANE about grief, control, and acceptance, 30-40 minutes or so. Really neat visual experience, if you don't mind somewhat confusing translation.

Could have been a good JRPG with some of the best low poly graphics that I have seen. That said, the progression was handled kinda poorly, and it had various design issues. Decent narrative though.

Free point and click adventure where a lost soul must go across the river in the afterlife. No puzzles, just a cool visual experience with a bit of mystery.

So this is from the developer of Saturn Quest and Mirage of Dragon, the infamous artist that makes very clunky games with odd ideas. Sarcastically using AI as an evil entity to defeat in the game.

$2 visual novel about overcoming mental challenges while hiding from the world in your home. Roughly 10-15 minutes per ending, not an original concept, but decently made for the low price.