Witch and Hero (3DS): the Good, the Bad and the SaHD

The Good:

Playing as the knight, you have to prevent enemies from destroying the witch by...bumping in to them.  As you progress further and further, there are more, harder enemies and you have to purchase upgrades to keep the knight strong enough to keep the enemies at bay.  The game is pretty fun and has good pick up and play value with bite-sized missions.  

The Bad:

The game gets more difficult pretty quickly, which necessitates grinding.  At least it pads the playtime?

The SaHD:

I bought it for a dollar on the e-shop, and I've put at least 3 hours into the game.  While I'm not keen on the grind-heavy nature of the game, it was worth the price.  It's a game I can come back to for a bit every so often.

(Witch and Hero was purchased from the 3DS E-shop)

Demon King Box (3DS): The Good, the Bad and the SaHD

The Good:

A unique experience where you summon minions to place them on one of three lanes toward your enemy.  It kind of reminds me of a MOBA, but with no player heroes.  It can be really fun when you are on a roll and throwing lots of minions at your enemies.

The Bad:

There are points where it just has levels that feel way harder than they should be.  Enemy archers can be a huge pain to get past since they can slaughter you from afar.  The game's translation is also...spotty, at best.

The SaHD:

At the end of one of the levels, the game soft locked on me.  When I booted it back up, I had credit for completing the level, but I don't think I got the rewards.  Overall the unique gameplay is worth the dollar I paid, but I don't know if it's a game I will bother completing.

(Demon King Box was purchased from the 3DS E-shop)