Assassin's Creed Mirage is perfectly serviceable and will certainly scratch an itch for major fans - though it's arguably not a bad entry point for newcomers either.

The Curious Expedition is an enjoyable roguelike with a likeable 19th Century setting, humorous writing and lots of content to explore and discover.

Velocibox is ridiculously challenging and painstaking, but the flip-side is that it's one of the most gratifying experiences you will ever have in a video game.

Although a little dated in design, Tamarin is a ton of fun for fans of good old fashioned Collectathon platformers.

Rules are made to be broken, and that’s never been more true that with Baba is You, I just wish they had made it a bit more fun.

A decent enough remaster that won't entice newcomers, but makes for a tasty treat for established fans.

Just Dance 2018 is just as good as it’s always been, but it’s beginning to become hard to justify shelling out just for a smattering of new songs with each iteration.

We Happy Few’s first DLC shows a glimpse of what the main game should have been. They Came From Below is full of heart and good humour, though a little heavy on the combat.

Bloodroots offers a satisfying gameplay loop, and the variety of weapons often make up for the overly difficult areas.

Blade Chimera does little that feels new, but delivers a slice of comfortable, familiar and, dare I say it, safe side-scrolling adventure.

Isle of Armor won't convince naysayers to try Pokemon Sword and Shield for the first time, but offers fans some lovely new content and bags of charm.

Infernax is a great mix of pixel-art nostalgia and modern narrative design that never fails to entertain.

Trials of Mana on Nintendo Switch is a great way to experience Square Enix's newest remake.

Even though it does get tough, I would still recommend this to everyone.

Farming Simulator 22 is a deep dive into the farming experience, giving players a lot of ways to make money if they're willing to put in the time.

Flat Eye is not without its ideas or charms, but in trying so hard to be provocative, the devs may have overplayed their hand.

For people who like their puzzles just a little bit different and their pixel art filled with severed limbs Red Ronin is an absolute must.

It's neither revolution, nor true evolution, but when the planets align, with a few like-minded friends who've had a few drinks, there's nothing that can touch it, and you'll have tremendous fun.

Hammerwatch 2 is a delightful enough RPG romp held back by some issues that seem to cling stubbornly to the era that inspired it.

A solid sharpshooting experience that knows where its strength lie. The open ended nature of each level, as well as the myriad ways to despatch enemies makes each level interesting, but it is the X-Ray kills that remain the centrepiece of this particular franchise.

Ever Forward is a strikingly beautiful game with interesting and challenging puzzles, but harsh difficulty spikes make it a little more frustrating than it should be.

Cathedral is a hell of a challenge, but if you’re up for taking it on you’ll find a lot to love in this old school Metroidvania.

Syberia: The World Before is a solid return to form for the series, with strong and inventive puzzles and an engaging story.

Out of the Blue's debut game manages to pack in some complex puzzles set amongst some beautiful environments, and has a story that keeps you hooked throughout.

The Switch doesn’t have many racers that offer the same kind of thrills and excitement as Wreckfest at its best.

Given its simplicity and natural charm, it is really hard to dislike Super Arcade Football, and the longer you play, the more compulsive it becomes.

The Road to Boruto DLC has some great combat and cut scenes, but the whole expansion doesn’t feel as grand as the original game did.

Dead Rising 4 is a lot of fun, but the challenge and tension that made the first few games so unique are dead and buried.