Fatal Twelve is a unique take on the battle royale genre. Rather than being action packed with lots of battles the fighting is mostly done through information gathering. All of the participants are already dead and fighting for the right to live. People are eliminated by their true name regret and cause of death being revealed to the others. It's a fun and suspenseful ride and a major improvement over the writer's previous work: Sound of Drop. I'd definitely recommend it if you're a fan of the BR genre.

We Know the Devil is a strange, surreal piece of fiction. After getting all of the endings (including the true ending), I can't say that I really understood what happened. But that's okay. It packs an emotional punch that's intensified by the uncertainty of what, exactly, is happening. The premise seems straightforward enough, at least at first: three teenagers (Venus, Jupiter, and Neptune) are at a Christian summer camp and hating every moment of it. Soon, they're chosen to sit out the night in an abandoned cabin, waiting for the devil to strike. They play games, talk, and drink to pass the time, but as the night goes on, the reality of themselves and the devil sets in. One of the key features of WKTD is that all of your choices feature you pairing up two of the characters. Inevitably, one of them will be left out, with grave consequences. There is a true ending that you can get if you plan things out (or just get a lucky guess), but it's not necessarily any better than the other endings...or it might be. Of note is the VN's presentation. Making use of expressive black-and-white sprites that look like scanned pencil drawings, overexposed photographs for backgrounds, and a haunting synth soundtrack, We Know the Devil has a unique aesthetic that makes it easily stand out. Overall, WTKD packs a lot of emotion in its fairly short (~90 minute) runtime, and is well worth a look or three.

Sadness is a real thing As real as we are anyway. - Kyo Speed Dating for Ghosts is an unusual visual novel that I expected to just be a silly and quirky ride such as Hatoful Boyfriend. However this one took me on an emotional ride. What I always appreciate most in VNs is when they really make you care about a character and this one manages to do so with nearly every ghost you meet within a matter of minutes as opposed to hours. I dont want to say any spoilers as its not a very long VN less than two hours and the little stories that are thrown your way are wonderful and beautiful. Its a game that really makes you think. I will say however that though it has Speed Dating in the title I only found one character that you actually get romantic with. Everyone else you go on a little adventure with and get to know them a little about their lives before passing a way robbing a bank etc. You know normal ghost stuff. I highly recommend you check this out.

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