Disney Dreamlight Valley is a magical life-sim!

With Demon Slayer: Kimetsu Academy, we get to enjoy the characters and see the lighter sides of their AU counterparts' personalities.

The Villainess Turns the Hourglass involves a rather methodical manhwa where the heroine Aria is working to slowly get revenge.

In volume 2 of The Do-Over Damsel Conquers the Dragon Emperor manga, it really gets into developing characters like Jill and Hadis further.

The Bandai Namco Game Dimension Tekken figures of Kazuya and Heihachi are surprisingly well made and are great at holding poses.

After going through the Final Fantasy XVI Echoes of the Fallen DLC, it feels like we'll never see Jill get her moment.

Finally, it's a skill issue rather than a luck issue if you have a hard time in this game.

It's a classic for a reason.

Perhaps it isn't surprising Coasts of Croakia feels as hollow as the disappointing Fae Farm base game.

An irritating building system mars an otherwise enjoyable survival/crafting game.

Capcom really cleaned up the fifth game in particular, from what I can tell.

Even in the first volume of Neighborhood Story, it's evident how revolutionary and special this Ai Yazawa shojo manga is.

The Meta Quest 3 and its library of games are leaving me a lot more hopeful and enthusiastic about the future of VR.

The Roots of Pacha Switch version is a really comfortable escapist life sim for a number of reasons, making it an optimal port.

The Honkai Star Rail Stellar Shadowseeker quest is fine, but maybe it could have gone further in encouraging player creativity.