#MyGotY2022

Ninja Must Die adds an RPG element to the traditional 2D side scrolling genre. I absolutely loved the game visually. As your character is running you can see lots of small animations and details in the backdrop. This adds flavor to the currently level you are in and makes it feel more atmospheric than most similar games. Collecting different weapons for my ninjas and building out their talents was by far my favorite. Mixing and matching different elemental weapons with different ninjas to help me rank high on the race mode leaderboard felt challenging and fun.

My favourite anime game is Konosuba: Fantastic Days because it indroduced me to Konosuba and made me love everything related to it. It's also the first anime game that I've ever downloaded. Of course, this game isn't perfect because the combat system, even if it's simple, can be a little repetitive in the long term. The gacha system is a bit unfair, but in the end if you play a lot you can earn a good amount of gems to use in the summons and get the featured characters you want.

• Ronin: The Last Samurai ⎮ @Glen loshi Ronin: The Last Samurai is a masterpiece with flaws. When I first started the game, I thought it was a hardcore genre, but the game is a mid-core genre, but it is a game that shows the characteristics of a simple samurai game in various parts. Ronin: Last Samurai is a roguelike samurai action game. Players can open a new stage by confronting the boss every 5 levels. In addition, the game coins you get from the game generate resources that are used to upgrade your equipment. Equipment has different rarities and can be upgraded to increase base stats.