Dealspwn writes: If you're a regular here at Dealspwn.com, chances are you know that I love localised Japanese games. Often promising quirky ideas, new perspectives, interesting layered mechanics and gorgeous anime-inspired art styles, these niche titles tend to be a breath of fresh air that break up the release schedule beautifully. They don't get a free ride, but I always muck in and do my best to shed light on the scene, from tiny doujin games or larger yet still decidedly niche gems.
In times past, us Europeans have often found ourselves on the sharp end of import duties, region locking and publishers who just don't see us as a priority. Thankfully, these days, plenty of publishers, localisation houses and distributors are queuing up to bring us a wide variety of translated and localised games on numerous platforms, often with little or no delay compared to the States.
There are all kinds of great strategy games out there and on all platforms. We are going to talk about 5 strategy games you should play.
Justin from NoobFeed writes - These 10 indies are some of the strangest ones you’ll find, ranging from the ordinarily strange to the extremely strange.
I actually had a good amount of fun with Donut County. Dokie Dokie Literature Club speaks for itself.
These interactive games are perfect for a chance to control your own destiny.
I started playing "Is It Love?" with Drogo's story and quickly got hooked. I was immediately seduced by Nicolae's charisma and by Peter's mysterious side.
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Bring on Danganronpa 2!
The weird side of the japanese videogame industry in one page