Roundguard is perfect for a couple of levels here and there, or if you want a longer gaming session. It won’t be for everyone and can be repetitive despite the randomness, but is overall a lot of fun. I’m not a big fan of roguelikes, but it seems if you mix it with Peggle I’m much more likely to enjoy it. And at least there are no unicorns in this.

It may be a little hard at first, but DeathSprint 66 offers an extremely fast and kinetic approach to racing that really makes the most of its 3D space, making for a bloody good time.

Lucky Hunter is very, very addicting. Its satisfying gameplay loop kept me coming back for more. Just be warned you might need to set yourself a limit before you find yourself losing a day or two to it!

Metal Slug Tactics' move from the arcade to a tactical RPG has turned out better than I ever expected, this game is both challenging and rewarding to play.

DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO feels like a faithful continuation of the series. Beautiful visuals and epic combat make for a great combination and the creative What If scenarios were a treat to explore. A definite recommendation for fans. The AI cheats, though.

Slayaway Camp 2 is a fun, cartoony spoof of classic horror movies that is full of challenging puzzles but is willing to help you when you are stuck. This is so fun!

Simple and effective. Toy Tactics is an absolute charmer, and one you won’t regret picking up!

Planet Coaster 2 is one of the pinnacles of the theme park simulator genre and while it doesn’t have a smooth learning curve for newcomers, it’s safe to say that those who have already mastered its systems will enjoy it immensely.

Parcel Corps is entertaining enough, but it’s let down by just how repetitive the tasks and tricks are.

I was pleasantly shocked at how much fun and relaxation I found in Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town. The only issue might just be the price point!

An incredibly simple RTS, The Unexpected Quest is best left unexplored.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants Unleased isn’t the beat ‘em up 3D platformer you are expecting; instead, relationships are important, like in the Persona games.

The Puzzle Maker: Cebba’s Odyssey is an excellent puzzle game that will challenge and surprise you throughout all 200+ levels.

It’s a brick breaker with literally 15 pictures of women and an easy Platinum Trophy.

The Smurfs — Dreams was a downright magical experience; although I did encounter a few things I wish had been different, they are instantly forgotten thanks to everything I loved about the game.

8-Bit Adventures 2 is a story-driven RPG that feels like the classics in the genre.

Neva is a stunning game that tackles the themes of parenthood and climate change perfectly. With an immersive soundtrack, beautiful art, and an emotional journey, it’s a challenging platforming-adventure that fans new and old will love.

Despite some niggles and complaints, Perennial Order is a great debut title that paints an optimistic picture for the future of the studio.

Isekaing: From Zero to Zero is a unique game that uses humour to move the plot along but falls flat and feels offensive when it’s trying to be funny.

There’s some potential missed here, but Shuyan Saga does a fantastic job at scratching its niche’s itches and delivers an enjoyable, if occasionally disappointing, experience.

Reindeer Story is a nice game that can be surprisingly naughty in terms of difficulty and writing.

A practically perfect remake in every sense, Silent Hill 2 is a game that will stay with you long after the credits roll, and shouldn’t be missed by any horror fan.

Ravenswatch is an amazing experience any fan of roguelikes should play.

Copycat has visual charm and enjoyable cat-based gameplay, but with a short runtime and poorly executed story, it isn’t worth your time, especially if you love cats.

Duck Paradox is good but it will require a lot of patience and skill to get through 30 stages in one run. Patience, multitasking, and a little luck will go a long way. Just make sure you don’t go too crazy.

Grapple Dogs: Cosmic Canines is a challenging 2D platformer with a fun story and unique stages to challenge. If you are a fan of this genre, check this one out!

A fantastic roguelite with fast-paced action, light-hearted humour, and a great cast of characters. Though it may wear on you on a long play session, Wild Bastards has earned its place as Void Bastard’s successor.

Hidden in My Paradise is one of the best hidden object games I've played; it's charming visually and gameplay-wise. A lot of love and thought went into it, and it's evident.