Probably mild spoilers further down so read at your own risk. I've actually read Chaos;Child before this but if you have not read either, Chaos;Head canonically comes before Chaos;Child so that is the order you should read the 2 novels in if you plan on reading both. If you don't want to read this though, it does not impact the story of Chaos;Child where both are individual stories unlike Steins;Gate and Steins;Gate 0 where those are both connected directly.

It's hard to put into words how this novel made me feel but it is a pretty good one. This novel is part of the Science Adventure series, so far I've only read the ones where Mages (Chiyomaru Studios) worked with Nitro+ (Steins;Gate and the 2 above mentioned novels). While Steins;Gate focused on time and is associated science fiction, C;H and C;C focuses more on psychology.

So far among all the VN's I've read both Chaos;Head and Chaos;Child have some of the best psychological horror atmospheres. The storytelling, certain CGs and the OST all just come together so well.

The main character is not exactly likable to most people, the same aspect also applies to the character of Chaos;Child, but throughout the story they of course both grew on me, they were both always meant to be pretty flawed but that grew to be the most likable aspect of both of them.

But despite all I like I do have 1 gripe with Chaos;Head, that being the true route payoff does not feel as impactful as it could have been. That was the one thing that really made Chaos;Child one of the best novels I've read, even with this slight letdown I do still really enjoy the more hopeful endings more reminiscent of the ending to S;G.

I'm probably just rambling but I do really enjoy this novel and this is one that I'd really recommend if you enjoy some slightly darker themes in VNs like other Nitro+ novels.

TGAAC is another great entry into the Ace Attorney series. I've played all 6 main games, the 2 investigations spinoff and the crossover with Professor Layton and this entry ranks probably in the top 3 (Below T&T and Dual Destinies).

The game follows Ryosuke Naruhodo mostly in Court with the main gameplay coming from listening to testimony and pointing out contradictions. (For QoL turn on skip for unread dialog since there is no voiced dialog for the most part to make text appear faster)

This is the first entry that doesn't reuse any recurring characters from the main games so the overarching story takes place within the 10 cases. If you are not invested into the series this is a great place to start, the other one being the original trilogy (AA, JFA ,T&T). If you are acquainted with the other games then you probably know what to expect.