While sitting in the ‘visual novel’ camp, Coffee Talk doesn’t deserve to be paint-brushed with the same criticisms that come with that style of game. It’s far more interesting, more fantastical and more entertaining than many other games that follow a similar path.
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Coming from developer Gameloft and currently sitting in an unfinished, early access state, Disney Dreamlight Valley combines Animal Crossing style gameplay with a light RPG progression system.
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From developers Borealis and Ratalaika Games, and published by Eastasiasoft Limited, Venus: Improbable Dream is a sweet and meaningful visual novel game. One that doesn’t shy away from difficult subjects.
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A relaxed and charming experience, Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is a third-person open-world adventure and exploration game with light simulation and farm-building elements.
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Genesis Alpha One is a game that requires patience and the agreeable ability to learn its nuances. Slow and difficult to get into but once you do, you’re hooked. Developers Radiation Blue have certainly created something memorable here.
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Maybe you just want to lose yourself in a fantasy story that has accompanying music and visuals to go along with it. This is where something like A Winter’s Daydream comes in.
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A very interesting concept that deals with strong subjects in a measured and clever way. Will Die Alone is a short and simple narrative driven experience from developer Arianna Ravioli and publisher Fantastico Studio.
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I didn’t play the first Drunken Fist game but if this sequel is supposed to be an improvement then that original game must have been horrendous.
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