RentPoly is a good little game if it's something you're willing to put the time into. Once the ball gets rolling, it's very hard to stop.

A collection of games that play exactly as you remember them, for better and for worse. Modern additions, like the rewind feature, are welcome, but overall, there are no “must-play” titles included.

007 First Light manages to carve out its own identity while making the most of IO Interactive’s past experience. The locales are exotic, the cars are fast, the Gadgets are fun, and the Bond charm is dazzling. Just try and ignore the product placement.

Moldwasher stands out with its quirky ways and keeps the cleaning simulation fun, even in 2D!

Parasol Superstars is a great bundle of two addictive and adorable games that take you back to when you would go to the arcade. With quality-of-life changes, anyone can play this!

Call of the Elder Gods is a stellar, story-driven puzzle game, but some players could find it lacking in variety.

Coffee Talk Tokyo is a wonderful return to the series with new drink additions and a new cast of characters.

Jolt: Neon Breaker is an addictive block-breaking title where you control the trajectory of the ball and upgrade it between each run to fight off the tile invasion before it fills the stage.

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is a cosy game that is full of whimsy and charm. It is unique, as it rewards curiosity and exploration at your own pace.

A lack of engaging story and characters aside, NITRO GEN OMEGA excels with its strategic combat, gorgeous visual style, and overall uniqueness.

A genuinely charming title, Junkster’s unique building mechanics make this more than just your average platformer.

Nuanced characters, amazing LGBTQ+ representation, and a phenomenal atmosphere make Tavern Talk Stories: Dreamwalker an easy recommendation.

Momento was a delightful journey through the milestones of a life (or lives) you can shape however you want. If you’re looking for a game to scratch that Unpacking itch (with added replayability), it’s a definite recommendation from me.

Technical issues aside, Gothic 1 Remake is a faithful recreation of a beloved early 2000s classic. A fun, nostalgic adventure that is as punishing as it is janky.

Crashout Crew is a vibrant and high-energy game that can be enjoyed solo but should be played co-op with others. It’s chaotic and stressful but will have everyone laughing.

Kamikaze Empire is a chaotic maiden shmup with cute pilots and an endless supply of lives. Flying straight into the enemy to cause an explosion is so fun!

There’s great writing and a lot to do, but if you don’t already love turn-based strategy, this isn’t going to get you into it.

One Move Away is a nice and cosy packing simulator that will make you think outside the box… to put more stuff in it.

Anyone with an inner Goblin has to try Peglin — it's an addictive experience that pushes pachinko past its original roots into an epic roguelike experience.

A stealth-based puzzle game rather than pure stealth, this is a charming debut with a lot of heart. Both well-written and well-presented, it’s a short and sweet title that’s definitely worth your time.

Echo Generation 2 is an excellent game that both newcomers and fans of the original should play. It’s a fun adventure through the multiverse that’s only held back by just being a little too forgiving at times.

Enchanted Garden shines the brightest in the new Spirits, followed by the nice variety of customisable areas & new outfits! Although it's a bit heavy on the themes, I don't think that's a bad thing.

Arcadia Fallen II is a wonderful visual novel with dynamic characters, art, music, and an expansive world that will draw you in. There are numerous puzzles, challenges, and ways to play things out, and it will leave a lasting impression.

Scriptorium is exactly as it says on the tin: a game where you make funny medieval pictures. With a simple story and atmospheric music, it’s great for anyone who enjoys editing pictures and creative freedom.

Prime Monster is a fun, colourful experience, but the gameplay can get a bit repetitive, and it suffers from the challenge created by the randomness of all roguelikes.

The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time is a fun deduction game with a compelling narrative about nostalgia and game design. However, if you find yourself stuck, you’re better off looking for a real guide instead of referring to the in-game one.

The first DLC offering for MARVEL Cosmic Invasion has a couple of great characters; it just would have been nice to get a stage too!

A fun distraction, but lacking any real depth or girth to sink your teeth into.

Thick As Thieves needs a little more time in the oven, but it could become something great in the future.

Mina the Hollower is an amazing title from Yacht Club Games that everyone needs to try. It looks and sounds spectacular, has awesome accessibility options, and is compelling to play; add this to your library right now.

If you liked Trash Goblin before, you’ll find more to enjoy in The Artist of Brimhaven. It’s a nice and cosy DLC that complements an already cosy game.

Constance is a game that rivals titles like Silksong and Hollow Knight. With a painterly art style, fluid controls, and a compelling story, you need to experience it!

Wonder of Blue is a fun, cute, pixelated game that mirrors the story of Alice in Wonderland. It’s easy to control and addictive to play.

Schrodinger's Cat Burglar is a mind-bending puzzle game that will make you think outside the box at every turn. It’s cute, it’s challenging, and it’s fun, and that’s all you need in a game.

FROGGY HATES SNOW provided an engaging experience whether I was playing on Normal or Peaceful, with tons of upgrades to get across various categories.

Bubsy 4D does one thing, and it does it well, but there’s nothing here for someone looking for anything more in-depth.

Adorable Adventures has enough cute, charming boars to live up to its name, and while it’s a short, wholesome title, it will be too light on gameplay for some.

Pharmacy Store Simulator is simply another shopkeeping sim, just with a pharmaceutical coat of paint. However, it suffers from too many problems to be as fun as it should be.

A unique and solid experience that blends solitaire with FMV and horror. Great for anyone looking to get into the card game or bring some freshness to it!

SiNiSistar 2 isn't for the faint of heart, and it's a tough pill to swallow in some areas. But for those looking for a raw experience, it's easy to suggest traversing the lands of Arsezon.

PRAGMATA is an engaging and entertaining game with both a unique combat mechanic and compelling characters. While the fighting can be a bit slow at times, it is definitely a must-play.

Tides of Tomorrow is an incredible experience with a powerful story and very interesting and innovative mechanics. The only real downside is that the choice-based gameplay might not be for everyone.

A niche title that certain gamers are sure to love, Outbound is an enjoyable exploration title that can often become too relaxing at times.

Despite some odd game design decisions and weird glitches, you should definitely give The Last Gas Station a try. Fun, interesting characters, an intriguing mystery, and slightly chaotic gameplay, I’d definitely recommend this.

A collection of fantastic ideas and art direction, held together by some very unfortunate execution.

Zombie Rollerz: The Last Ship is a quirky mix of genres that looks great and is incredibly addictive to play on the Switch.

Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes is an interesting concept, but it falls short of finding the sweet spot between challenge and choice.

Clockwork Ambrosia is an addictive run-and-gun title full of exploration and weapon building. The controls can be confusing, and losing items and progress upon death sucked.

Toll Booth Simulator is more of a farming game than a toll booth simulator, with the occasional bout of crime. It’s decently fun, but not something I’d play usually if I can help it.

Shantytown is a fantastic little game, that could do with some minor adjustments to reach the heights it’s capable of.

Below the Crown is an interesting puzzle game that’s perfect as a side activity, but it’s not something that will hold your focus for a full gaming session.

ZPF is a fun bit of nostalgia, but it doesn’t offer nearly enough to draw in the crowds or entice new players.

Wax Heads is a great musical journey all about sticking together, making real art, and that friendship is punk rock. It’s for anyone who likes investigation and constantly looking for something new to listen to, don't skip this sleeper hit.

Well Keeper is a game that feels like it’s straight out of a storybook, with you playing as a cute mouse that flaps its ears to fly. It can be frustrating but feels very rewarding.

Terra Tech Legion feels like a mix of an action-survival title, where you face waves of foes, and LEGO®, where you customise and make your own vehicle. It’s a must-try title!

All Hail the Orb is a light-hearted and silly automation clicker game with a gameplay loop that isn’t frustrating and is hard to put down. The visuals are great, and it has tons of ducks!

Demon Lord: Just a Block is a roguelike action game where the world only moves as fast as you want it to. Your character moves one block at a time, so it moves as fast as you do. It’s so fun!

The Spell Brigade is just a good bullet heaven that can be enjoyed by yourself, but especially with friends. With incredible spells, tons of enemies, plenty to unlock, and potentially lots of friendly fire, I recommend giving this game a shot.

Realpolitiks II is great for people with a ton of time to kill or who like to relax by simulating diplomatic relations and political scheming. Not recommended for casual players.

Aphelion has an interesting story to tell, with some stunning character and visual moments on display, but some noticeable technical issues need to be addressed.

A Game of Chaess is an interesting idea executed in a bad manner. It’s too easy to be entertaining and there are some really annoying things during the experience. It lacks any meaningful gameplay changes from standard chess and just makes strategy less important.

A decent eroge game with survival elements and pixel art, though with challenging combat and relationship meters.

Harvest Cafe is a fairly good farming and restaurant management game with meaningful progress and plenty of fun systems. However, it lacks the refinement and quality of life features it needs to really bring out its full potential.

Restore Your Island is a nice, simple, and short experience with fun secrets to discover and a fairly enjoyable gameplay loop.

Beast Breaker manages to mix RPG elements and engaging characters with the simple gameplay loop of Super Breakout. Offering a variety of approaches to combat and skilful, bouncy battling, the game is worth a look for RPG and Breakout fans alike!

Caromble! is a fun and exciting brick-breaking adventure with tons of love and passion down to its very core. Though it can have some very frustrating moments, you’ll never get bored while playing.

RACCOIN: Coin Pusher Roguelike is an addictive game full of strategy that is hard to put down; it is mesmerising.

Super Meat Boy 3D is the punishing and challenging game you expect, but it lacks the personality of the original and odd camera angles make it tricky.

A short, yet sweet experience, Cleaning Up! doesn’t require much from players, but its chilled, cosy nature makes it an easy one to recommend.

Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times is a charming puzzler for those who want the freedom to get super creative with magic. It’s whimsical, fun, and satisfying, so grab your wand and give it a go.

I definitely recommend getting Retro Rewind: Video Store Simulator. While it doesn’t have a lot, it’s a fun, nostalgic game that doesn’t mind being simpler than its contemporaries.

Highway Noir is a nice little driving game to add to your collection, with a fairly compelling story and thrilling gameplay that’ll keep you pedal to the floor all the way through. However, it can feel like a drag in places.

OPUS: Prism Peak is a narrative adventure that will have you glued to the screen. With Shinkai-esque aesthetics, a meaningful use of photography and relatable characters, you’ll not want to leave the Dusklands.

While not an essential addition, this DLC offers extra context that offers a similar emotional tale to that of the base game. Even at only an hour or so, it’s as beautiful as the mainline entry and has a few more challenges and stages that will interest fans.

ROGOLF will challenge your putting prowess with tricky courses and tough challenges. However, your greatest enemy isn’t your boss, but the iffy physics and a cruddy camera.

Beyond Words is an addictive blend of Scrabble and Balatro, but some of the requirements to beat later stages feel quite unreasonable, so it can be frustrating to play and be met with failure, only to start over.

Overall, this DLC provides a relaxing and confusing experience for all players.

Peregrino has several interesting concepts, but it struggles to offer novel gameplay and a reason to keep exploring.

People of Note is a great-looking and sounding rhythm RPG. If you are a fan of making or playing music, there are so many references here to make you smile.

The Weeping Swan: Ten Days of the City’s Fall is an interactive visual novel that has you trying to survive a demon massacre through the choices you make.

BOULDER DASH 40th Anniversary is great for gamers who love the classic games, or for those who enjoy simplistic yet strategic gameplay, though it is lacking in accessibility options.

Life is Strange: Reunion is an amazing improvement to what was the awful state of the series after Double Exposure’s release. Even though it’s not as good as the original title, and even made the choice made in the original title irrelevant, it still provides a satisfying end to Max and Chloe’s story.

GRIDbeat! is a rhythm-puzzle game where you must match the beat of the music to escape the system you are trapped in and overcome obstacles in your way.

Pizza Slice is a very basic cooking simulator that tries to be more than that, which just makes the experience more confusing and tedious. Combined with the number of bugs present, this title is not enjoyable at all.

KemonoMix Re is actually quite fun if you’re into creature-raising simulators, with a cute art style and potentially addictive gameplay, but it has some issues with randomness and tutorials.

Adds a lot to improve the experience for these 20-year-old games, and it helps that the games themselves really hold up.

Monster Girl Therapy is a great game for its intended audience of players who care the most about a meaningful story. So even though the gameplay is pretty bad, if you’re the right kind of player, it can be an amazing and memorable experience.

Neon Runner is fine, but lacking. I won't stop you if you want to pick this game up, but there are far better options out there, and often for cheaper, too.

Going Medieval is a fun game, but over time, it starts to lose the charm and allure that you feel when you first start.

A solid story mode combined with tight racing mechanics make Screamer the potential racing game of the year.

Haunted Lands is a great-looking horror title with lots of pixelated blood and gore. It is very hard; there aren’t many checkpoints, and you will start over from the same spot again and again.

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is a strange, wonderful experience I am glad I picked up. The improved combat system, gripping narrative, and beautiful locales make it worth the long stretches fighting up hills.

Some solid ideas that just don’t quite come together thanks to numerous bugs and technical issues. Hopefully with a few updates, Overthrown can potentially showcase its greatness.

Crimson Desert is a game with a lot to offer players, but it gets held back slightly by some odd design choices that can create more of a challenge than they really need to.

Demon Tides will be an adventure for those new to platformers or an old-hand. With a compelling story, accessible gameplay and a challenge regardless of which mode you’re on, there’s so much available for everyone to discover.

Despite a basic combat system and some stilted animations, there is a wonderfully intriguing adventure to be had with Mirage 7.

ITER-8 is an intriguing roguelite that fans of the genre should try out, with satisfying gameplay that’ll keep you coming back… even if you aren’t sure what the goal exactly is.

Packing Life is a nice, relaxing time, but there are better alternatives. The controls can get in the way, the camera will make you sick, and the story is just uninteresting.