Recent reviews by Andymonium

A deeply flavorful, smart and funny visual novel with some of the most incredible art. The vibes are immaculate (and terrifying) - if you enjoyed Slay the Princess or of the Devil, don't miss this one!

I'm only a few hours in and I'm already in love with this game - the art and animation are incredible along with the character designs. Traversal is a big part of the gameplay and you get so many pieces early on to make it fun as you zip around the gorgeous landscapes. Combat is fun and gives you lots of tools to keep things fresh. The stories are absolute haymakers of heartbreak with levity in between. Just lovely all around.

Holy crap I cannot recommend this game enough. Sublime storytelling and writing, the case bits feel very Ace Attorney in the best way but this is a gem all its own.

This game is An Experience™ - go in and get lost in the weirdness, the spectacular visuals, the headscratching puzzles. Speaking of: the puzzles fun the gamut from simple to incredibly dense but the game provides a load of resources to give you all the pieces you need to solve everything. My biggest complaint is I often had TOO many things I wanted to do as puzzled opened doors (often literally) elsewhere on the map - but thankfully the "mental notes" feature acted as an in-game to-do list to help me stay focused without risking losing bits I wanted to follow up on later. Bizarre, aesthetically rich, and exactly the level of suck-you-in puzzles I want from a puzzle game.

Can pet cat. Best game. (No but for real the combat is crisp, the characters are lovely, the music is wonderful, genuinely 10/10 all around, everything you'd expect from a Momodora game)

Absolutely superb storytelling, some of the most gripping writing I've seen in a game ever and the voice-acting meets it beat-for-beat. I didn't really know what to expect going into this one and I recommend going into it similarly (minus a glimpse at the content warnings on Black Tabby Games' site, those are worth a read through because this game also does not mess around with its themes)

This game is a surprisingly complete package in a neat little container. Quick and fun crafting, turn-based time management so you can plan each cycle without as much stress as a Stardew-style clock, deckbuilding conversational combat with a lot of range and variability, AMAZING character designs, clever and funny writing - it's simple, it's sweet, it's cute at every turn and the gameplay is varied enough between all the activities to remain engaging and give you options each day without becoming overwhelming.

A fun and lighthearted platformer with a great sense of humor. The art is a bit fanservice-y and the cycle of play is pretty routine but the different forms and secrets keep things fun. If you enjoyed Half-Genie Hero, Seven Sirens will feel familiar but different enough to offer a new experience.