This visual novel is set in the Steins;Gate universe. It follows a couple high school kids who want to make a giant robot. This VN is done so well. The story isn't anything too crazy, the voice acting was great, the writing was great, the story entertaining. The only thing I didn't like was how the "Phases" happened. If you don't follow a guide it would be near impossible to figure out what to do. Great game.

So this is a rogue-like, poker hand, deck building game. What a weird combo lol. I heard so much about this game when it came out, and that lead me to watching youtube video let's plays. I watched a bunch, thought I was going to stomp this. But no. I repeatedly got my butt kicked. Still, it's a lot of fun making the numbers go brrrr. The RNG when going for the C++ wasn't actually all that bad. The only time I got frustrated was going for the last joker. It just did not seem to want to show up appropriately. Still, not annoying enough to put me off from thinking about doing the PS4 stack. Great game. Give it a go before they nerf Blue Seals.

very easy game other animals do not give you much a challenge so makes it more of run here and then there more than a challenge but that said quite a chilled game you can relax while playing it just a grind to get few last trophies 

This game was great. I enjoyed the story, as simple as it was. I enjoyed the characters. The dungeon crawling was fine, nothing crazy, but done well. The best part is probably the notes system. These are little notes left by other players. You have a selection of words that you can use and limited space. I was cracking up at some of the silly things people put. The worst part is how luck based some of the boss fights are. Sometimes fighting a boss you will have half your team wiped out by the end of the first turn. Sometimes on the same boss, you can two shot the boss. I think it would have been a bit better if my team was the best comp, but my team was good enough. If I decide to stack, I will def use the BiS team just to make the post game bosses easier. Overall, great game.

Poison Control is a quirky, stylish third-person action game with a distinct anime aesthetic and a charmingly bizarre premise. It blends shooter mechanics with light RPG elements and a visual novel-style narrative, making for a unique experience that doesn't quite hit every mark but still manages to be enjoyable in its own right.

One major caveat: there's no auto-save. I learned this the hard way after a crash caused me to lose all my progress and start the game over from scratch. Save frequently-you'll thank yourself later.

As for gameplay, the third-person shooting mechanics feel off, with imprecise aiming that can make combat feel clunky at times. That said, some bosses can be easily cheesed with the right strategy or positioning, which takes away some of the challenge but may be a welcome break for more casual players.

Despite its mechanical flaws, Poison Control has a cute and fun atmosphere. The writing leans heavily into its eccentric tone, and the game's art direction is colorful and distinct. If you're into offbeat titles with personality and don't mind a bit of jank, this one's worth a look-just don't forget to hit that save button often.

Pros:

Unique concept and art style

Charming, quirky story and characters

Light RPG elements keep gameplay varied

Cons:

No auto-save (and crashes can cost you dearly)

Aiming and controls feel imprecise

Boss fights can be unbalanced-some too easy