Recent reviews by CERVEJAS

Dark and heavy, but enjoyable. Both the music and voice acting are fantastic. The ambiance is quite nicely done, too. I was surprised by all the content the game has, with all the different routes and endings. It was quite more than I was expecting. It easily became one of my favorite Visual Novels.

In short, it's fun and visually stunning. I played it entirely on the steamdeck, and the performance was amazing. The level design is a bit messy, and the hyper detailed textures are sometimes heavy on the eye. I think it could benefit more from a stylized look instead of this Unreal Engine texture fidelity and environment.

Post-Apocalyptic Kinetic Novel from Key. While not particularly innovative, the story has some interesting moments and concepts. The chapters are not too long, so it has a good pace. The music is fine, and the presentation is good. It took me 12 hours to read it, but you can definitely finish in less if you're a fast reader. If you enjoyed Planetarian, you might like this one too. Have fun!

 I'm kinda disappointed. I am not a fan of the heat system, and the new focus on aggression and lack of defensive options are making this game unbearable. Sure, it makes it appealing for newcomers and casuals, broadening the player base, but to me, it's just sad.

I liked it. The set is nice, and the story is short and enjoyable in typical Chillas's style. The game is a little janky, and the mechanics are simple, but that's expectable. I tried it on the steam deck, but it always crashes on the "Returning Home" chapter after the clown rings, and you go check the doorbell camera. Also, the controls are not ideal.

You're in for a wild ride with this one!

Great!

Good. Stage-Nana's VNs just hit differently in a moody, melancholic way. It's kind of short, but it has Narcissu 1st bundled with a short bonus ep.

The game is based on the concept of being stuck in a time loop from which you're trying to break free through the typical trial and error. This process leads to the development of the story. While we see this in a couple of movies, I haven't come across many examples in game format. TWELVE MINUTES is fairly unique in its approach, with its top-down perspective, limited scenario and dark story that invites you to solve its mysteries. You can also try to break free in different ways, which leads to different endings and that was fun. I enjoyed it.

The feel of CHAOS; HEAD NOAH is definitely unique. It is eerie and twisted in some dark ways, but also intriguing and entertaining. Finishing once was satisfying, but surprisingly, completing every route was enjoyable. Most of them offered something new or from a different perspective.