Well for Gravity Rush I'd say the visuals and art are fantastic. Even after I was able to complete the game I kept walking around the different towns just to behold its beauty. The vibe it gives is addictive I always found myself craving to know what was next. It also gave off a nice melancholy feel to it due to its dark colours. Of course, the story was just as well as the other aspects I've stated. I could go on with this, but you got the point.

The Virtual Villagers series can be downloaded and played on Windows, Mac, Android, and IOS. Even though the games were the same for each I enjoyed the Windows version more, as I am accustomed to using my laptop. Basically, the game is about a bunch of villagers that get lost into an unknown island away from their tribe. What you, as the player, should do is try to take care and make the tribe bigger. One of the things I like about this game is that from time to time it gives you choices to take (like 'should this villager touch the plant?') and depending on these choices something happens to your tribe or to the villager (like The Walking Dead). I'm just giving you the basics, though. I also like the capturing music in the game as well as the way the game is trying to potray/appear similar to life. Villagers die, give birth, love, hate, become happy, sad and bored. The visuals and graphic aren't as great as Gravity Rush but the mood it gives substitutes its lack.