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Pros: Expertly drawn anime characters and backgrounds.. Has more clickable gameplay than games such as Doki Doki Literature Club.. Tonal changes are visualized with changes in color pallet.. An engaging, albeit, saddening story..

Cons: Needs a re-cap mode for people who don't complete it in one session.. Theme will be lost on people who have not lost loved ones.. Overly cute characters may not be to everybody’s taste.. Humor is often very mild and overly safe..

Pros: Eerie atmosphere reinforced by dark, sketchy art. Multiple endings provide improved replay value. Story explores our relationship to the things we fear.

Cons: Short play time. Lack of polish both in graphics and dialogue options.

Pros: Character customization. 27,000 words' worth of dialogue. A range of characters. Completion yields extra scenes.

Cons: Lacks replay value. Inappropriate for children. Some may find the pace too slow. Graphics less detailed than other visual novels.

Pros: Inventive gameplay. Intriguing storyline. Quirky sense of humor. Original graphic style.

Cons: Fiddly controls. Swearing and horror make it inappropriate for children. Some elements assume familiarity with the YouTube character. Lacks replay value.

Pros: Includes multiple different endings. High replay value. Features a relaxed gameplay style. A new twist on a classic setting.

Cons: Contains sensitive language. Players must quit after ending to register gameplay counter. Must use arrow keys to navigate or risk losing an unsaved game. Can’t build or interact with others in the Minecraft setting.

Pros: A parody of VTuber Akai Haato’s Haachama lore. Cute 2D graphics. Multiple endings. Creepy psychological horror elements.

Cons: Requires knowledge of the Haachama lore to enjoy all references.

Pros: Fight against 4 Leviathans. Procedurally generated gameplay. Easy to learn controls. Intense survival game.

Cons: Limited resources. No further customization options.

Pros: Follows the rules of chess. Play against a well-trained A.I..

Cons: Less dynamic that playing with a human. Limited to single-player mode only.

Pros: Fully-voiced by the VTubers. 7 endings. Expands the VTubers’ canon lore. Short and succinct.

Cons: No art gallery to view CGs. Most of Rummy’s voiced lines are too quiet.

Pros: Over 70 unique CGs. An iconic cast of characters. Around 110k words. Stylized graphics.

Cons: No replay value. Overly linear story.

Pros: 20 challenging levels. Interesting gravity-centric puzzles. Upgraded 16-bit graphics.

Cons: No tutorial. No saves. No story cutscenes or narration.

Pros: Straightforward game mechanics. Includes high-score tracking system. Offers 3 gameplay modes. Simple yet effective 2D graphics.

Cons: Lacks online play. Lacks world-ranking system. Gameplay can be repetitive.

Pros: Solve the puzzle using clues. Simple game controls. Trains your critical thinking skills.

Cons: Incredibly pixelated and plain graphics.

Pros: Interesting gameplay. Appealing visuals. Unique story twists.

Cons: Anti-climactic ending. Confusing at times. Short run time.

Pros: Good visuals. Soothing music. Relaxed game pace. Comes with story narration.

Cons: Sometimes crashes. Requires mouse movement every five seconds. No challenge. Does not save your progress.

Pros: Interesting character-style writing. Unique stylistic graphics. Engrossing plot. Episodic releases.

Cons: No settings. Text style doesn’t indicate who’s currently talking. No photosensitivity and loud noise warning.

Pros: A spin-off to a popular Homestuck fanwork. Stellar writing for its text-based narrative. Records character details in the Trollodex. Over 10 episodes.

Cons: Heavily saturated with Homestuck’s jargon.

Pros: Can send and receive anonymous words of encouragement from other players. Beautiful and scenic background environment. Atmospheric ambient noise and day-night lighting. Lets you take screenshots with a hotkey.

Cons: Can’t move from your spot. No in-game tutorial. Game sometimes crashes.