Rabi-Ribi was pretty cool.

I bought Rabi-Ribi because I expected some cheap fanservice. But there wasn't a lot of that to my suprise and instead I got the best Metroidvania I have ever played. I didn't think this game would be one of my game-of-the-year games.

@Alex V. Sharp: I can understand wanting more of something you enjoy but it sounded like you limited yourself instead. Anyway if you are on an anthropomorphic only diet I got Freedomplanet and it is the Sonic game I wish Sega would make. Sorcerland looks good too.

The only reason to play TERA or FF14.

@T: Solatorobo requires a DS, which is a no-go for me. As to why furry: personal preference; I like this stuff and want more of it.

I love the new doom but having to backtrack to get all the unlocks slowed me done, i still haven't beaten it. XD It's so much fun though.

@Lucas Piovesan: That's fine! Like what you like. ;)

Have you tried Bunny Must Die: Chelsea and the Seven Devils? It's on steam and a pretty good weeb metroidvania. You get time powers and can't even walk right until you pick up the item.

No mean to drop real life into this but...What do you make of the Chapecoense crash? I know soccer/football's not your thing, but still...

@Barrett Andersen: I'm a simple man, I see kemonomimi I press like.

This game is one of the best, if not THE best, non-linear platformers I've played in a while. You can explore where you want if you're good enough, fight bosses out of sequence, and even do a 0% item run from start to finish. it is hard due to some platforming and danmaku battles, but it's fun.

@Obaid B.: I don't quite get it either, but that doesn't stop me from saying "awwww!" when I see Vanilla, Chocolate, or the bear twins. I guess it's one of those subconscious moe things Japan loves to strive for.

Just saying but Rabi Ribi is my game of the year and I actually put more than 150 hours into it. It's THAT good imo.

I remember raocow requesting a vote on whether to play this game. The vote...did not go well.

@Alex V. Sharp: What about Solatorobo? I haven't played it but looks fun. Also why furry characters is part of the equation?

Love people who complain you aren't playing a 'real' game - what IS a real game? Do you enjoy it? Are there levels? Then piss off - it's a 'real' game.

And, just a note here, weaboo doesn't really apply here because tentajo isn't trying to be Japanese. He just likes bunny girls.

Look at it this way: At least there are sooo many anime-like games, and available in all sorts of genres. The last "serious" RPG where I could lead a whole furry cast of adventurers was Wizardry 8 from 2001, and the last "really good" game featuring an only-anthropomorphic cast was Dust:ET... :/

@Dave Warren: Weeabo is necessarily bad, it just gets misused where it doesn't apply. Weeabo is a derogatory term for someone obsessed with Japanese culture to the point of wishing to be Japanese. Liking things from Japan is nothing to do with being a Weeabo.

*grumble* Weaboo shit isn't necessarily BAD... *plays more Fire Emblem*

Also Umihara Kawase can be VERY challenging.

Jo, check Umihara Kawase. it is a 2D bionic-commando-like puzzle platformer https://youtu.be/FDt4ulUnBrc

Correct me if I'm wrong...but the advertisement for the game is something along the lines of "there's not enough bunny girls in the world."

@Obaid B.: I don't exactly understand why you don't exactly understand the fascination with bunnygirls or catgirls.

The funniest part is that I went to check this game on steam right after reading this, and it has a 10/10 score there hahaha

@Obaid B.: I picked because I wanted a 2d platformers. And yes, it can turn pretty challenging, I may need to go ez mode soon.

It is pretty challenging and is somewhat cute, I don't exactly understand the fascination with bunnygirls or catgirls, but I enjoyed this game.