R-Type Delta: HD Boosted is a great remake of the original PlayStation game. It looks and sounds excellent, and even with the quality-of-life improvements, it’s still incredibly intense!

A fantastic and stylish twin-stick shooter, with a great level of polish.

While Demonschool has a few issues to be fixed, it will leave you wanting to play more. With relatable characters, fun dialogue, and atmospheric music, Demonschool is a fun experience for fans of turn-based battle.

A cheap and cheerful (or not) game about killing your love rivals.

UMAMI is a nice and quick game to play when you’re not up for the heavy stuff. With cute food and artwork, it’ll leave players looking for this type of title satisfied.

DIGGERGUN is a platforming life-sim full of mystery and exploration. It can get tough trying to meet your work demands and make enough money to survive.

Aeruta is a cute and whimsical game full of fun characters, beautiful art, and a light-hearted story that will keep you hooked. Who doesn’t love the smell of bread?

SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide is a wonderfully fun adventure that’s sure to be enjoyed by everyone. If nautical nonsense is something you wish, go play this game.

Service with a Shotgun is a fun, interesting title when it works, but the design means you might not get the best experience.

Space Chef isn’t a meal I’ll want to eat again. The slow, frustrating progression system and boring content aren’t appetising.

Sheepherds! is an adorable, cosy game that shines when you’re playing with others, as it can get very challenging if you try to make progress on your own.

Vault Survivors is a strategic roguelike shooter with a great story and plenty to discover. I just wish it had full controller support and wasn’t quite so punishing as you approach the 20-minute mark.

Double Dragon Revive is a classic brought back to life, but that means many of the issues have returned as well.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with Lessaria: Fantasy Kingdom Sim, but there’s nothing overly exciting either.

Though there is not much remastering, Sacred 2 Remaster stays faithful to the original release. Despite being somewhat dated and lacking multiplayer on consoles, there is still fun to be had in this sprawling action RPG.

If you’re a fan of AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES, you shouldn’t sleep on No Sleep For Kaname Date. It blends in escape rooms and introduces a few fantastic characters, though a few missteps keep this from being truly great.

A Pizza Delivery is a flawed but enjoyable narrative adventure, with a lot of heart and soul underneath its rough exterior.

Rebel Engine might have some issues with game design and technical aspects, but it’s still a fun and stylish character action game that’s worth the time and effort to master.

Lucky Hunter is an adorable survival game with an addictive gameplay loop. It’s perfect for consoles like the Switch, so you can play it on the go.

Onirisim is a great homage to the PlayStation 2 classics of yesteryear with fun, fast-paced gameplay and mechanics. However, it has issues that can be aggravating to deal with.

The Séance of Blake Manor is an intriguing detective game with a horror twist that makes every minute count (quite literally). Though it can be a bit wordy at times, it is definitely worth the price of admission.

Dangerous Galaxy provides enjoyment with its space-shooting action and upgrade system, but feels underwhelming overall. Ultimately, it’s a nice time, but not a great time.

Monochrome Heights is a great-looking game that has you swapping colours to make your way up the tower. It is a game that is sure to raise your blood pressure!

A collection of interesting ideas, none of which are executed particularly well.

DELTARUNE has a genuinely amazing story and really nice gameplay, and the music is just the cherry on top. Although there are some shaky bits, I cannot recommend this title enough.

As a whole, Reus 2 is genuinely fantastic: it’s relaxing, satisfying, and deeply replayable. Its core gameplay loop is brilliant and I can’t recommend it enough.

Masochistic newcomers and experienced point-and-clickers will undoubtedly enjoy the return of Simon the Sorcerer Origins and Simon’s banter, but those without experience will suffer without hints and a multitude of detailed notes.

Duet Night Abyss isn’t quite the “gachaless Genshin” it sells itself as, but its robust free-to-play content, customisation, and that thrilling feel of collecting is all too exciting to pass up.