Granblue Fantasy Versus is a fun and addictive new challenger to the fighting game throne.

Fans of the series might get a kick out of it, but there’s not enough decent meat on the game’s bones to warrant any long-term attention.

The time and effort needed to get good at this game is just not worth the price of trudging through hours of annoying tedium.

The new polish looks nice, but there isn’t much to keep any newcomers coming around.

Broken Lines is a solid turn-based strategy-RPG hybrid with endearing characters, strong tactical gameplay that doesn’t overstay its welcome, and an alternate history WWII survival-mystery story filled with desperation, hopelessness, and dread.

Simply put, Devil May Cry 3 is not just an outstanding port, but also an utterly essential Switch game.

Daemon X Machina tends to merely check the boxes for what is required of a mech combat game.

Two Point Hospital modernises the Theme Hospital experience while working beautifully on consoles.

It’s not perfect, but The Suicide of Rachel Foster is certainly up there with the best in its genre.

The Bayonetta & Vanquish 10th Anniversary Bundle combines two utterly fantastic games into one affordable package. If you haven’t played either game, this is your chance to fix that.

Table Manners is designed to give you indigestion with its OTT gameplay bound to provide a few frustrated laughs, though its lack of polish and longevity mean it's a bit of an empty snack.

While Zombie Army 4 won’t win any awards for its story and doesn’t represent a massive revolution alongside most of Rebellion’s third-person shooters, it’s still some completely unpretentious fun with plenty of value and depth.

Astra Exodus is a fairly decent 4X strategy game with some interesting ideas and a surprisingly good tactical combat system, but it’s bogged down by a lack of polish and some technical issues.

Sisters Royale should be a hard pass to anyone looking for a good Cute-Em-Up game.

By the time you have to leave this strange planet, there’s a real sense of disappointment as it’s a world that you want to keep exploring for as long as possible.

While we've seen the story of Goku and the Z Warriors before, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot offers enough detail and fun gameplay to warrant a purchase.

Super Crush KO’s issues are prevalent enough to dampen the overall package.

With some post-launch love to improve some of the more lacking areas, AO Tennis 2 could be a real winner. For now, though, it is likely a game that only dedicated tennis fans will truly enjoy.

This is a game that does not give up its secrets easily, but offers players a wealth of options to succeed - with enough perseverance.

I could see this being a solid primer for anyone wanting to get into the World of Darkness to prepare for Bloodlines 2, or those who need another excellent adventure to hold them over and sate the hunger.

Even if you’re not the biggest fan of Avicii, Invector offers incredible gameplay, and hey: it might even make an Avicii fan out of you.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is a mixed bag. A fantastic returning campaign, some decent multiplayer and terrible co-op makes MW an interesting entry.

Full of wit, great gameplay and memorable moments, SuperEpic is simply one of 2019's best indie games.

Despite some hokey voice acting and a few technical quibbles, Darksiders: Genesis manages to be every bit as significant to the franchise as the mainline games.

Phoenix Point successfully introduces a slew of new features and mechanics that sufficiently evolve the XCOM-inspired genre of strategy games, though is brought down by some buggy, wonky, and unbalanced implementation of some mechanics.

There is a lot to love about Death Stranding, it’s just whether players are willing to slog through the strains of fetch quests and collect-a-thons in the process to get to moments of genuine satisfaction.

It is a rough diamond that is in need of some refining and shining, but still provides a good bullet hell experience.

The performance issues may hamper the immersion and fun in a world with a structure that only has so much to offer.