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Sangoku Hime 3 is easily the best of the Sangoku Hime series, taking the best of both worlds with an improved battle system over the previous two and better visuals than later entries in the series.  However, like all of the Sangoku Hime/Sengoku Hime series the story inevitably becomes disjointed due to the inherent limitations of a conquest strategy game.

Noblesse of Rouge is an annoyingly long charage that has very little content to it despite its length.  Reading it was pure torture back in the day.

Magical Marriage Lunatics is a classic example of what I like to call 'nerfing the supernatural girls'.  Essentially, all negative elements of the various heroines are weakened to make their relationships with the protagonist easier, and the drama was thus reduced to an insignificant level.  About the only positive thing I can say about that aspect is that there is a bad ending for the witch girl that occurs due to a choice during an H-scene, lol.   Otherwise, it is mostly standard rom-com fluff.

Karumaruka Circle is a game I'd almost completely forgotten in the time since it came out, because I never had an urge to replay it.  Yes, I named it VN of the Month at the time, but that doesn't mean it was kamige material.  For Saga Planets, which is known for its consistent high quality, this VN was on the lower end of its curve, though not its worst game.  If you haven't played other VNs by this company, you should pick them over this one.

Ichiban Janakya Dame Desu Ka is a hilarious VN by Rosebleu, containing the usual slapstic+tsukkomi+sitcom humor Agobarrier specialized in.  It isn't his best work, but it is still quite enjoyable.

Baldr Sky Zero is the first half of the series, a gameplay VN with an 'updated' battle system (for Heart, the battle system returned to the old version) with a polygon instead of pixel style.  While the frenetic pace of Baldr combat was left unchanged, I'm sorry to say that those using translation or parsing tools will find the game freezes constantly, so, despite the difficulty of the text, your best option is to read the Japanese without help.  Unfortunately, this makes the game feel far longer than it is, for those accustomed to using the aid of parsers, lol.  Story-wise, this game is top quality.  It does, however, make for a better experience if you play it with the other half.

Yume ka Utsutsu is a surprisingly (and so I said at the time) decent plotge with a good setting and characters.  Unfortunately, it is also a game that wasn't put together as professionally as one might hope, leading to criticism from those who nitpick to excess.  From what I recall, the untranslated readers association (the nonexistent organization on irc otherwise known as the 'it is only good if I like it' group, tlwiki's fanboys, etc) were bashing it for some reason at the time.  I imagine they had their reasons, but I also remember it annoying me when some idiot sent me a pm with the logs from their irc bashing me personally for liking it.