I want to tell you about good games again!

Hi, finally I've time to tell you about what I've played lately! But first, I want to say all the May rewards have been sent. If you haven't received them, be sure to write to me!

So, I'll start with my impressions of Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga.

The game was pleasantly surprised by the way it looks, especially with its staging. The cutscenes made the characters especially enjoyable to look at.

And since I'm talking about characters, I can't help but note the incredible designs and stylistics in general. Despite their simplicity, the characters are memorable and look different, and their appearance perfectly conveys their characters.

Overall, I liked the game. The plot was not as simple as I expected to see it, and the characters took a special place in my heart. Thanks to the intrigue that remained, I just wanted to play the second part more!

I knew Judgment was a good game, but I never expected I'd like it that much. Judgment surpassed even my favorite parts of Yakuza!

Since the game is a detective story, and I love detective stories, the plot immediately captured and did not let go until the very end. Despite all the seriousness, the game managed to make me laugh, which I also really liked. And the reference to Ace Attorney turned out to be a real fan service for me.

Of course, along with funny moments, there were those that made me experience a storm of emotions and even cry.

Well, I can talk about the game for a long time, but I'll stop and just say I'm looking forward to the sequel.

And finally, Zero no Kiseki and Ao no Kiseki!

In general, these games were the main reason I begin play the Trails series. I knew they were good and I wondered why.

And now I can confidently say these are the best two parts in the series! Last time I already shared my impressions of the characters and style, so this time I'll focus on the plot.

The fact that at the end of each chapter I thought about how cool everything is should say a lot. Finally, I waited for the disclosure of my favorite character, Randy, and loved him even more. Of course, this also contributed to the final impression.

The plot managed to surprise more than once and at the same time not to get tired of plot twists, which I really appreciate.

Summing up, it's worth saying now I want to draw almost every character. Play Kiseki!