Ori and the Blind Forest is a 2d platformer that sticks to its bread and butter. It’s beautiful to watch and listen to and for the price you get a lot more than you pay for.

White Night is a gorgeous and intriguing game that deserves to be played for its engrossing story and beautiful art style.

The control issues of Oscura Lost Light make the game very frustrating!

Inconsistencies aside, Aaru's Awakening does make for a relatively enjoyable experience, even with its control flaws.

Dynasty Warriors 8 Empires is a fun title on the XBox One but a little repetitive and is also showing its age.

This RPG/ Brawler mash-up has enough strong points and an ostensibly kinky central mechanic to ensure that it’ll find a market.

There was so much potential surrounding The Order, yet it hasn’t lived up to the expectations.

Screamride XBox One is not only an original next-gen game but really fun due to the outrageous rollercoasters and gaming modes.

Total War: Attila is definitely one for the long-time fans. It’s a shame that the new mechanics are buried beneath an absurd difficulty curve and an unhelpful tutorial, but with enough patience and practice (lots of it), Attila will reveal itself a nice step forward for the Total War series.

Dragon Ball Z Xenoverse is no next-gen title but is still fun to play on the PlayStation 4, especially if you're a fan of DBZ!

Dead or Alive Last Round is still a great fighter but is slowly starting to show its age, even with the overtly sexualised anime inspired characters.

The latest Kirby spinoff takes more than a few pages from Smash Bros.’ book- but it’s an alternative nevertheless.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D comes with tweaks and improvements, and yet it doesn’t disturb the feel and creepy atmosphere of the original game.

Unfortunately Drum Dash Deluxe is neither deep nor long enough to be worth the $7 asking price it stands at currently.

Evolve is a beautiful amalgam of a first person shooter meets third person that is set in a very engaging gaming universe.

The Escapists is easily one of the most original games in a long time that successfully recreates a prison environment.

High Value as a package Deal. The Saints are back and kicking some Demon Tail in the DLC Stand Alone Add on.

Grow Home ticks all the right boxes for fun and escapism on the PC in this enjoyable arcade sandbox title.

A light-hearted platformer with plenty of action. A swashbuckling journey awaits you!

Dying Light is an enjoyable yet clichéd zombie game that successfully injects Parkour into its mechanics.

Game of Thrones The Lost Lords Episode Two of Six is another excellent addition to this choice driven game based on the excellent HBO TV series.

Life is Strange Episode 1 Chrysalis on the PS4 is an interesting adventure game that mimics a TV series and uses player choice as the catalyst quite well.

Brilliant and completely infuriating in equal measures. Citizens of Earth is worth a punt, but perhaps only after some careful deliberation.

While it’s not nothing you shouldn’t expect from a Sims expansion, Outdoor Retreat has enough content to expand the base game, and it keeps The Sims 4 fresh enough to keep playing. Ultimately, it’s a fun experience and a great way to bring some life back into The Sims 4.

Elite Dangerous successfully takes the original game and turns it into a true 21st century revolution as you explore the furthermost reaches of the universe.

If you have that itch for some off the wall out of this world speed and a little mayhem on the side. Quantum rush Champions is the ticket to a fast jump in race game experience.

It’s a nice change to Mario gameplay without making it unrecognizable.

Although not as tightly refined as some other 2D platformers, like Puppeteer, for instance, Little Big Planet 3 offers up tons of fun for those willing to seek it and, with the promised patches on their way and a creative community that’s growing by the day, hopefully it won’t be long before this is the ultimate Little Big Planet experience.