Shadows of Adam

The story, characters, graphics, and gameplay, while sprinkled with a few bugs is top notch.

This removes the need for grinding and in turn provides you with a learn as you go experience.

The best thing about it by far is the combat system, which uses a %-based system where each skill consumes a set amount, and you regenerate a set amount at the beginning of each combat round.

Graphics: When playing this game on stream, I had to constantly hold back my enthusiasm for how great Shadows of Adam looked.

Sound: Tyler Mire’s sound design invokes a certain feeling, the melodies that play with each battle, character, scene, and story twist invoke that snes style.

Gameplay: The battle system is well balanced and the level of difficulty is slightly above something like final fantasy.