A great experience for fans of the movies, but there isn't much to go back to after the story ends. If you're a fan of point-and-click style games, and if you even remotely enjoy Back to the Future, then this game is great purchase.

There isn't much to create replay value per se, so much as the game offers a short burst of visceral satisfaction gamers will return to again and again.

Add one part Limbo, one part World of Goo and a dash of Cut The Rope - get Contre Jour.

A little shallow, perhaps, Lumberwhack is still a quite enjoyable and cute tower defense style game.

Chesh isn't exactly a free-for-all, but neither is it bound by Chess's rigid ruleset

Paper Trail milks a lot of tension from its simple snake gameplay.

BlastPoints is well worth checking out for fans of space shooters. It looks great, can be played quickly, and has plenty of barrel rolls to boot.

War? What is it good for? Killing some time while driving a tank, I suppose.

The Spookening is the first game about scaring hapless townspeople for the sake of resurrecting a suicidal klutz I've ever played. Hopefully it becomes a genre.

It's a game of logic and strategy, experimentation and folding. If you like puzzles at all, you owe it to yourself to grab this little beauty.

Cars and puzzles, who knew they would go together so well?

While its puzzles might not be exceptional, Beatbuddy HD's musical score and visual style are pretty great.

Though a little rough around the edges in parts, Radiation Island is an impressively huge survival/crafting game that offers tons to do.

Adding an unique element to a familiar genre, RRBBYY is sure to test the mental and physical reactions of many block busting game fans.

NHL 2K11 is a good hockey game, and for the price, it's about as close to a must have as it gets.

It's lacking more than a few characters and the controls take some getting used to, but the overall experience is definitely a positive one. Especially for series veterans and third-person shooter fans.

If this type of game seems to fit your interest, you've got a winning combination.

An excellent strategy game. Just be forewarned…it's also extremely difficult.

Q-Cumber Factory is back with another roguelike. And it’s good.

While the concept and gameplay of Incredible Express aren't new or revolutionary, I find it to be a great hybrid of game elements that players have come to love.

Toca Cars creates an open-ended experience where children to drive freely, personalizing the track as well.

It doesn't revolutionize the vertical jumping genre, but that doesn't stop Pocket God: Ooga Jump being pleasant fun.

As a precursor to games such as the Mass Effect or Dragon Age series, it's an immensely important game and one that's aged well.

As excitable as a puppy, Sky Boom Boom is a familiar Endless Flyer but a fun one nonetheless.

This turn-based strategy game isn't particularly complicated, but it's got a great concept and a lot of heart to make up for it.

Monsterz Revenge doesn't quite go so far as to revolutionise the casual social gaming market but it does go some way to feeling more like a game than something that you simply sit back and watch progress. If you're a fan of the genre, you're going to love it.

AR Invaders is a lot of fun, and I had a lot of fun playing it.

Bubble Witch Saga 2 is a much-improved update from King's original go-around with bright colors, additional challenges, and plenty of stages to complete.