Recent reviews by Pirate Fox

A noir adventure game/visual novel with animal people, but this one's not really geared toward furries. More interactive than the average visual novel, less puzzly than the average graphic adventure game.

The dialogue is witty and there's lots of it, with excellent voice acting and recording. The story probably won't blow your mind but it works well enough. The artwork is crisp and simply stunning to look at, and the highly compressed video on this store page can't do it justice.

If you're into adventure games at all, this is probably right up your alley. If you haven't played similar games, now might be a good time to try.

I would definitely enjoy another game set in this surprisingly deep and interesting world.

Stupendously compelling, easily my personal GOTY so far. Better if you don't know very much before playing.

A funny short adventure game, exactly as advertised. The hand-puppet in the trailer really sold it for me; this game's made with love! The puzzles are really easy and you won't get stuck. I just had a good time playing this.

If you haven't heard of this gem before, go ahead and give it a try right now. Better edutainment than Math Rescue, and it's free!

A fun game to play with friends while getting hammered. And now that there are some effortless low-latency streaming methods, it works really well online too.

Tough as nails and completely unfair. Overcoming challenges that initially seem almost impossible turns out to be quite satisfying. The game is lovingly made, and I'm glad to have played it to its conclusion.

Still my favorite Worms game. Runs great on modern Windows versions, as well as Wine. Surprisingly great as a party game, so grab a beer or twelve and have lots of chaotic fun with friends~

Major\Minor is a decidedly furry visual novel.

You begin the game in Tokyo, having just arrived there for the first time. You learn that you have been granted the power of saving and loading the game, which makes you a very important person. The story quickly gets more complex and never fails to surprise.

Most of the game is spent reading dialogue over illustrations of the scene and characters, while occasionally making game-affecting decisions. The character designs and the accompanying artwork are cute and well made, but perhaps not everybody's cup of tea. I found it charming!

The game has been called a dating sim, but I'm sad to say that thus far, five chapters in, Major\Minor hasn't provided me with a virtual animal boyfriend. Fortunately, I find myself quite hooked on the bizarre story, and I'm constantly interested and excited to see what happens next.

This game appeals most to quite a niche audience, but if you're into furries and visual novels, go for it!

Major\Minor is a decidedly furry visual novel.

You begin the game in Tokyo, having just arrived there for the first time. You learn that you have been granted the power of saving and loading the game, which makes you a very important person. The story quickly gets more complex and never fails to surprise.

Most of the game is spent reading dialogue over illustrations of the scene and characters, while occasionally making game-affecting decisions. The character designs and the accompanying artwork are cute and well made, but perhaps not everybody's cup of tea. I found it charming!

The game has been called a dating sim, but I'm sad to say that thus far, five chapters in, Major\Minor hasn't provided me with a virtual animal boyfriend. Fortunately, I find myself quite hooked on the bizarre story, and I'm constantly interested and excited to see what happens next.

This game appeals most to quite a niche audience, but if you're into furries and visual novels, go for it!

This is the most compelling game I've played in some time, and certainly makes it to my personal favorites in the genre.

ROM advertises itself as a cyberpunk adventure, though it distinctly differs from most cyberpunk fiction by being generally upbeat rather than persistently cynical. The difference in tone had me suspicious for a while, but soon enough I fell in love with it.

The art is beautiful, the soundtrack is fitting and most of the characters are absolutely adorable. If the game looks interesting and you're on the fence about buying it, I doubt you'll be disappointed!