Finish NieR Replicant

Androids fight machines for a humanity that is gone; ending E asks for your save file.

Four players from four countries in one Dreamcast lobby in 2000, talking past the language barrier with a symbol chat.

Donald Duck, Goofy and a boy with a giant key through Disney worlds; the crossover that worked.

Roxas for the first hours, then Sora with drive forms; the combat that made the series worth defending.

A love letter to the classic Final Fantasy with a brave/default combat twist.

The Luminary and a classic turn-based quest; the most traditional great JRPG of its decade.

Eight travellers in HD-2D pixel art; Square's retro look.

Three generations, a marriage you choose and monsters you recruit; the fans' favourite.