Recent reviews by RamiroAuditore

Very sweet game with beautiful art tackling sensitive topics in a respectful manner. The only negative I'd mention is that some of the dialogue is a little cringe-inducing, very "fellow kids" like.

Definitely play it if you're into VN's, though.

It's... fine.
I'm disappointed because I was expecting to like it more. There's very little in the way of interactivity, even for a visual novel, and I think the subtext could've been handled better.
Still, I have to give it props (and a positive review) because it does deal with topics that games still don't touch upon that often.

I don't have a whole lot to say about this one since it's so so short. But it's free and enjoyable, specially if you enjoy Lovecraft's work.

Very light on gameplay, even for a visual novel. But it tackles a topic not many games do, and it does so beautifully with very charming art and really sensible writing.
This is the kind of thing I love gaming for. Please take like 40 minutes max to play it, it's worth your time.

I don't know what I was signing up for but it wasn't this...
Very enjoyable visual novel, if you're into them (maybe even if you're not) you should definitely play it, and that's about everything I can say without spoiling anything, and trust me, you don't want to have anything about this game spoiled!

Bought this game expecting really nothing (it was really cheap) and was pleasantly surprised at how engaging it is, and how much your choices really matter, the art style is really nice too.
Not a game for everyone, at the end it's still a visual novel, but if that's your thing, this is one of the good ones, give it a chance.

Fun game to play with friends or online, awesome soundtrack, nice graphics, addictive. Its learning curve it's almost never-ending, but even when you're not that good a player it's super fun.

This classic still holds up, my personal favorite from the Metal Slug series, it's a short game but highly replayable, specially with friends.

Short and quite easy to play, but the parodying of the game industry alone is worth it

A ver short game that consists entirely of pushing random keys and choosing dialogue options. But if you're looking for something different and narrative-driven you're gonna have a blast, the game has basically happened to all of us in real life at some point in our lives and it makes a very nostalgic and, sometimes painful, experience. Seriously, play it.