While it suffers from a strange fascination with minigames, Leximan skillfully stitches together its many parts. A good sense of humour, nice writing and an enjoyable, if somewhat unexplored, central mechanic make Leximan a delight to play.

King Arthur: Knight’s Tale is a grotesquely atmospheric take on Arthurian legends that explores the dichotomies of an era of Britannia when it was torn between the remnants of its gold gods and the newborn Christian religion. Neocore did an excellent job with this game and I’m sure many fans of Squad-based Tactical-RPGs will enjoy this game for tens of hours.

Togges is a colourful, cartoony 3D Puzzle-Platformer with a difference. Where else do you need to use cubes to progress, control a Roomba and can explore worlds more freely than others in the genre?

Abalon is a fantastic game that is worth checking out. It has incredibly fun gameplay with plenty of depth to keep you hooked for hours. It also has a fantastic setting with beautifully written lore. Underneath the awful art style is a great game with content that will keep you playing. I strongly recommend giving this game a chance if it at all sounds interesting to you as I think it is a great game.

Escape from Ever After is a fantastic, satirical turn-based RPG that was inspired by Paper Mario. The 5 chapters flow nicely and the story is interesting and amusing. However, the timing element and repetitive character models hold it back.

Despite these minor shortcomings, “The Bridge Curse 2: The Extrication” remains a standout entry in the horror genre, earning its place among the pantheon of spine-tingling classics. With its spine-chilling atmosphere, engaging narrative, and solid gameplay mechanics, this haunting journey through the halls of a haunted school is sure to leave a lasting impression on even the most seasoned horror aficionados. Brace yourself for a nightmarish descent into darkness, and remember—once the clock strikes midnight, there’s no escaping the shadows that lurk within.

Baimason's Thing Finder Puzzle is a short but enjoyable hidden object game. The developer is clearly passionate about this project and this shines through. I loved the relaxing gameplay but I wish there was an option to increase the difficulty.

Mordhau is a tough and challenging fighting title. Work alone or with others as you compete to be the champion. Furthermore, you must master each skill if you wish to be victorious. Patience, practice, and a lot of luck are needed in this brutal but enjoyable experience.

Construction Simulator is an ultra-realistic sim title. Moreover, its vast number of tasks will occupy you for hours. I adored its blend of jobs, range of vehicles, and massive maps. However, I would have liked the visuals to be more polished and the music to be more varied.

Construction Simulator Stadium Expansion is a great example of the genre. The realistic gameplay is good and I liked the 20 hours of additional gameplay. However, the visuals and audio are a let down. Despite these shortcomings, I enjoyed revisiting this sim game.

Skautfold: Usurper is a tough Metroidvania and Souls-like hybrid. Consequently, it is cruel, unfair, and will drive you insane. However, if you can put up with its challenging ways, you'll discover a rewarding experience that will break your balls.

Chicken Run: Eggstraction is a fun-filled stealth adventure that is suited to older children and adults. This single-player or couch cooperative game is amusing but occasionally challenging. Avoiding detection isn't always easy and using your special chicken powers can be the only way to save your fellow chooks.

Amnesia: The Bunker is a fantastic horror experience. Moreover, it is reminiscent of Alien Isolation. Yet, a simple antagonist AI undermines the tension. Thankfully, the darkness and The Stalker keep you on your toes.

Beautiful and wonderfully clever, The Talos Principle 2 has a lot to say about both laser puzzles and the fundamental questions of humanity, even if it can't quite blend the two together.

Chronicles of the Wolf is a damn good time and it’s exactly what you’d expect. I’ve repeated that phrase a few times now, but only because it’s so objectively true. Like tribute bands and movie tropes, we need a touch of the old school to remind us how far we’ve come and how much fun we’ve had along the way. If you know what you’re doing, you can breeze through in 5 hours, but it’s just difficult enough to provide a decent length on a first play through, owing to some pretty tricky boss fights that just about avoid being annoying.

Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is visually the best game I have ever played, and in terms of gameplay, it is enjoyable for me, although it may not be for everyone. But the story is the biggest weakness of the game, and I don’t think the story will be great in Someone’s opinion and it may just be the difference between those who say it’s mid and those who say it’s bad. But in different ways, this game completely shows off the power of the 9th generation console.

The foundations have all been laid, the walls erected, now Legion IX just needs a roof and a coat of paint. Despite this, I would recommend this title to anyone unfamiliar with the Tactical RPG scene. It’s simple to learn and rewarding to master, with various difficulties that cater to every audience possible. If anything, I recommend switching the starting difficulty to hard, rather than normal, as this mode won’t challenge you (apart from some weird difficulty spikes near the end). So if you’re interested in history and fantasy, or even just want something that’ll make you think, King Arthur Legion IX is a great place to start.

Lemon Cake Is a fantastic but hectic cooking simulator. Can you renovate this rundown bakery? Appease the customers, upgrade the equipment, and make everyone happy. With plenty of recipes on offer and loads of ingredients to grow, you must work hard, plan in advance, and stay calm.

Chip ‘N Clawz vs. The Brainioids could have easily been dismissed as a Ratchet & Clank knockoff at first glance, but it manages to carve out its own identity by blending action-platformer aesthetics with surprisingly deep real-time strategy mechanics. It’s accessible without dumbing things down, letting players enjoy both the direct control of a cartoon hero and the broader satisfaction of building, managing, and commanding troops. Solo players get a well-paced campaign that gradually ramps up complexity, but it’s in co-op that the game becomes something special, equal parts tactical and chaotic, often hilarious, and always rewarding when you and your partner finally sync up. The versus mode feels more like a bonus than a centrepiece, but it adds extra replay value with friends or strangers.

Biomorph may not be the soulslike it was perceived to be, but it set itself apart by impressing me with its transformational mechanics, strong customizable kit and riveting sci-fi story. Like the name suggests, you can morph into your enemies gaining a new and unique moveset. It is exponentially satisfying to utilize these monster’s abilities to traverse to new areas and find secrets. The serious tone of the story has tones of lightheartedness and lore that was given the care it deserved. Biomorph is an enjoyable metroidvania with many unique qualities that I wholeheartedly recommend.

Kona II: Brume is a dark and oppressive first-person narrative experience. Moreover, it outdoes its predecessor and will impress fans of the series. My only complaint is the uninspiring combat. This element felt like an afterthought and should have been better incorporated into the gameplay.

Intriguing and full of body horror, Raining City: Millions Recollections spins a nice tale, once you fight past the shoddy localisation.

Monster Energy Supercross 5 is a fantastic sports simulation title. With a vast array of bikes on offer, many tracks to tackle, and loads of game modes to try, this will keep you busy for hours. It is aesthetically pleasing, fantastic for newcomers and veterans, and is ultra-realistic.

Go Mecha Ball is a wonderful rogue-like title. Its fast-paced nature is tough to manage, but once you get on top of things, and you understand the fundamentals, you'll progress at a healthy pace. If you scream at brutally tough games, you will have a very hoarse throat after playing this.

Monster Energy Supercross 25 has some nice shiny new mechanics. However, evolution is limited and this will frustrate franchise fans. Yet, if you are new to the game, you will adore the stunning graphics, deep career, and interesting racing gameplay.

Iris and the Giant is a cruel and melancholy deck-building title. Furthermore, there are rogue-like mechanics, some RPG elements, and a touching story. What's more, I loved the artistry and the audio. Sadly, repetition and occasionally awkward controls taint the otherwise phenomenal experience.

The Legend Of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak 2 is at its best when it focuses on its wonderful cast of characters. This JRPG shines when you diverge from the disappointing and far too long main plot and instead focus on the brilliant and emotional side quests. Whilst there are too few improvements and additions to combat, it is still an addictive turn-based experience. Coupled with great visuals and a memorable soundtrack, you have the recipe for a enjoyable JRPG. It takes some missteps but mainly sticks the landing!

For the price of a movie ticket, and with a runtime similar to a lot of movies, Abtos Covert is an excellent choice for someone looking for a couple of scares. If you’re a fan of horror in general and haven’t given surveillance games a shot, this is also a great place to start. It is simple and does not overstay its welcome.

Silly Polly Beast is a wonderfully old-school horror adventure that has a modern edge. It is cruel, challenging, but brilliantly rewarding. Although I found it to be frustrating, I loved every minute of this must-play game.

Farworld Pioneers is an amazing survival simulation title. What's more, fans of Rimworld and Terraria will love it. With masses of content, and some brilliant end game experiences, this is addictive and hard to put down. Unfortunately, though, the controls weren't great and there are bugs and glitches. However, I'm sure these will be rectified in the future.

Fueled Up is a chaotic cooperative title that will make you laugh and grimace. This space-themed game is fast-paced and challenging. Furthermore, you must balance aggression with tactical nuance. This is easier said than done as the space octopus wants to undo every ounce of hard work.

If you are buying Master Detective Archives: Rain Code Plus for the first time you will find a great compelling story full of mystery, intrigue and superb characters. Great visuals, beautiful art style and stunning voice acting make this game a truly must play game. However, gameplay remains a true mixed bag, making it a shame for returning players that there is not enough new content or quality of life improvements to really warrant returning to this game.

Thoroughly pleasant, if a touch one-note, Gimmick 2 is an old-school platformer that's been sensitively modernised. Challenging, with lovely, smooth controls.

Hell Pie is a vile and crude 3D platformer that will make you laugh. With many well-trodden mechanics and interesting levels to explore, this will keep you busy. If you love your collectables, then this is the game for you!

Parasol Stars: The Story of Bubble Bobble III is a nostalgia-infused platformer that will make you smile. I loved the zany levels and the monsters. Furthermore, it can be enjoyed with a friend. My only complaint is the lack of an auto-save facility.

Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown is a fine hybrid experience. With choose your own adventure elements, team management, exploration, and survival mechanics, this is an impressive addition to the genre. I enjoyed my time in deep space, but the harsh reality of failure will be a sticking point for many.

Forever Skies stands as a bold and elegant entry into the survival genre. It doesn’t try to compete with the fast-paced chaos of PvP survival or the crowded silly co-op experiences of similar titles. Instead, it offers something quieter, deeper, and more reflective: a solitary journey through beauty and ruin, driven by discovery and sustained by curiosity. It’s a game that trusts you to take it slow, to get lost, and to find meaning in the silence. For those who love exploration, customizable bases, and stories told through the environment rather than exposition, this is a game that deserves your time. Even if the skies make your knees weak.

The game Tinykin brings players a joyful and fun adventure, where one must solve and discover ways to find your way through each spacious location. There are so many things to see and solve for friends that are just as small as Milo the character you’ll be playing as. It’s a bright and joyful game, without monsters attacking, but with plenty of puzzle-solving planning to get you from one location to the next. It’s a very fun game that will keep you entertained for hours and provides plenty to do in each new location you visit.

Having played since the earliest days, Rooftops & Alleys 1.0 feels like the true launch everyone was waiting for. It took a raw, ambition‑driven parkour sandbox and gave it shape: progression, polish, modes, maps, music, and community. It never promises storytelling, deep lore, or blockbuster scope. Instead, it celebrates movement, risk, creativity, and skill. That makes its strengths very clear—and its flaws manageable for anyone who loves the parkour grind. If you’ve been curious or cautious, now is the moment to dive into what it has become, not just what it started as. For those who fall in love with motion, flow and the pursuit of perfect runs, Rooftops & Alleys is a must have.

Cavity Busters is a tough and cruel rogue-like that will test you throughout. It is this challenging concept that'll discourage newcomers. However, if you love a brutal time, then look no further. On top of this, the visuals are grim, the level design is great, and the controls are slick.

Tram Simulator: Urban Transit allows lovers of Train Sim World to experience something slightly different. This management and tram driving title is set in a monstrosly large world. Moreover, there are plenty of routes to plan and 6 unique trams to drive. My only complaint is the poorly highlighted speed limits.

Jurassic World Aftermath offers a thrilling, albeit brief, VR experience. The immersive atmosphere, tense stealth gameplay, and environmental storytelling will keep you on the edge of your seat. However, the repetitive nature of the core gameplay and the lack of combat options might limit its appeal for players seeking a more varied VR adventure.

DE-EXIT - Eternal Matters is a death-inspired title that has a touching and amusing plot. With Voxel graphics, incredible audio, and brilliant controls, this won't disappoint. However, a lack of combat mechanics may annoy some gamers.

There is so much more to see, view, hear and just feel entertained. I did come across a few issues of it shutting down on me, messing up my game. Not starting up, had to unplug my console each time to get it to actually start up correctly. It’s a bit buggy sometimes with the movements and I wanted it to be perfect, but these issues take more time to just get to play the game. However, that is the only issue I faced, the rest is about as great as I could wish it to be!

Level Devil - Not a Troll Game is tough but enjoyable. This troll game will push your buttons. However, it is brilliantly rewarding and horribly moreish.

GENIE Reprise is a stunning, slow-paced walking simulation title. Moreover, it has a fantastic story and each chapter is unique and surreal. Accordingly, it is a wonderfully captivating, fantasy tale. Sadly, though, it has no replay value and this was unfortunate.

Tour de France 2022 is a challenging and strategic sports title. With plenty of modes to choose from, and difficult races to complete, this will test you. If you can overlook the dated imagery and the unfortunately repetitive audio, you'll experience a great title.

The Stellar Blade × Nikke DLC is a stylish, high-energy injection of variety into a game that, for many of us, was starting to feel settled into its post-launch comfort zone. It’s not a massive expansion, there’s no sprawling new story arc or map to explore, but it’s a fun replay-able chunk of content that blends flashy fan service with genuine gameplay change, with a very small price tag. If you loved Stellar Blade but have been waiting for something to break up the melee grind, this crossover is worth a look. If you were hoping for hours of new narrative, you might find it thin. Either way, it’s an encouraging sign that Shift Up is willing to experiment beyond cosmetics and seasonal fluff.

En Garde! Reminds me of classic hack-and-slash games but with the charm of Monkey Island and plenty of modern refinements. It’s genuinely funny, genuinely enjoyable, and full of charm. You will smile and cheer as you dance around the room, duelling with waves upon waves of dim-witted guards. While there is variety in the foes you face, the game only has four chapters, and you will have reached the end in around 4 hours. It’s a shame, but I think it works for fear of ‘too much of the same thing’ if it goes on longer.

FixFox is an exceptionally memorable puzzle adventure game. The characters and environments radiate a wholesome and positive energy, similar to something you’d see in a Pixar short. The gameplay is laid-back and enjoyable, though it does lack some substance in the puzzle solving sequences. If your interested in a game that will tug on your heart strings, or simply want something you can relax too, then I highly recommend you pick this up.

A detailed and wonderful story that sometimes may have long and unnecessary conversations. The gameplay is fun and it’s an interesting combination of real-time combat and turn-based combat, but the real-time part is not so entertaining and the long cutscenes makes the gameplay little. Lovely art design but the textures are very low in detail. The soundtracks are great. Overall, this game is great and its problems can be ignored.

Caverns of Mars: Recharged is an excellent polished version of this addictive 80s title. With incredible aesthetics and fun gameplay, this is an excellent casual experience. However, veteran gamers will wish that the challenges were tougher. Furthermore, it doesn't add as much as other from the Recharged series.

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a tough but enjoyable horror title. Choose to be one of the family or escape before it is too late as a victim. Either option is great fun as they test your patience, teamwork, and skills.

Blake: The Visual Novel can be funny and captivating, but it’s also sad and melancholic. Besides the few nitpicks that I’ve already mentioned, I think the game has something for everyone. Whether you’ll see the game’s twists coming your way or not, that’s only something you can answer yourself. My only warning is to not be discouraged by the game’s slow start, as the plot really picks up the pace the further you’re into the game. Whether you’re a huge fan of visual novels or not, I’d really recommend you give this one a shot.

VanillaBeast: Retro Knock-Out! is a wonderfully retro boxing experience. If you love Punch-Out then you'll adore this. Thanks to its pixelated graphics and crude story, this will fill you with nostalgia and make you laugh. My only complaints are the challenging fights and the levels of unadulterated smut.

The game’s hand-animated visuals are vibrant and expressive, capturing the whimsical yet poignant tone of the narrative. Character designs are detailed, and the environments are richly crafted, bringing the world of “Cricket” to life. The art style draws inspiration from classic RPGs, with a contemporary twist that appeals to both nostalgic players and newcomers. Complementing the visual artistry is a thoughtfully composed soundtrack that underscores the emotional journey of the characters. The music adapts to the narrative’s shifts between light-hearted adventures and sombre moments, enhancing the overall storytelling experience.

Cats on Duty is cheap, easy to get a hang of, and can be played in short bursts. I recommend this game to fans of the genre. I cannot really say that it would reach an audience beyond that though. While I have never been a tower defense fan, I did find appeal and enjoyment with this title.

What makes this game special is personality and freedom. It trusts you to push its systems. It rewards curiosity. It lets you look at a distant structure and decide how you want to approach it, not how the designer expected you to.

The Bookwalker: Thief of Tales is a fantastic indie title. Its surreal story, bizarre puzzles and strange environments were amazing. However, its poor controls were frustrating and held it back. Yet, if you can overcome this issue, you'll enjoy a special Game Pass title.

Duck Paradox is a delightful entry into the roguelike genre that offers a unique twist with its blend of precision platforming, humor, and clever mechanics. The ability to slow time, the bullets, and the challenging level design make this game stand out as something genuinely different. While the game may be tough at times, it’s always rewarding, and the lighthearted storyline keeps you smiling even through repeated failures.

Ad Infinitum is a weird but enjoyable adventure title. Moreover, its blend of realities and harsh monsters was wonderfully executed. Alongside this, it is reminiscent of Layers of Fear.

Strange Antiquities is a pleasantly cosy experience, with a nice dusting of horror on top. It doesn't have a tremendous amount of replay value, though.

Railbound is a testing but fun puzzle title. With a charming theme and excellent settings, you'll fall for its charms. Push your brain to its limits as you try to solve every top-down problem.

Session: Skate Sim is a game any skating enthusiast will love, and any curious gamers ought to try. Once you accept the inevitability of failure, it becomes a great example of the satisfaction that comes from perseverance.

Snow Bros. Wonderland is a blast from the past with a modern aesthetic. This 3D platformer combines puzzles, fighting, and a touch of magic. Moreover, it is great with friends. If you love the original, you'll adore the latest title in the franchise.

If your heart flipped at designing elegant pipe systems in Opus Magnum, or debugging logic in SpaceChem, Kaizen: A Factory Story hits similar notes, punctuated by it’s narrative beats, period authenticity, and spotlighted cultural insight. It’s thoughtful, polished, and refreshing in its blend of story and systems. If you’re curious, the built-in demo offers a solid taste of the game’s blend of puzzle rigor and historical charm. If you enjoy methodical puzzle games, value story and context as much as gears and belts, and like the idea of returning to perfect your creations, Kaizen delivers a rich, rewarding, and unexpectedly emotional factory-building experience.

Food Truck Tycoon is a jam-packed game that'll keep you busy. With 150 stages to complete and 3 modes to overcome, there is plenty to see and do. Moreover, it surprised me and I was happy that my preconceived ideas were wrong.

Nuke Them All is a very good game. It’s a fast-paced, strategic brawl that thrives on chaos. However, if you’re looking for an RTS that prioritizes action over base building, “Nuke Them All” delivers a frantic and engaging experience. The streamlined mechanics make it easy to jump into, and the strategic depth, coupled with the unexpected events, keeps matches exciting. While the single-player and lack of online multiplayer are shortcomings, “Nuke Them All” earns its place on your RTS shelf with its frantic action, strategic core, and quirky charm.

Persona 5 Tactica is a fantastic twist on a much-loved franchise. However, the gameplay isn't as challenging as I'd have liked. Yet, the excellent visuals, jazzy audio, and spectacular story are captivating.

Master the wonders of alchemy! Solve alchemical puzzles by transforming and combining Essences. Craft items, tools and machines. Explore the enchanting world, gather peculiar resources, and befriend the Agari, adorable mushroom folk who will help you find the cure for your mysterious disease (developed and published by Vile Monarch)

Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip is a silly but captivating adventure game. I loved the amusing dialogue and the zany characters. Furthermore, the quests are interesting and exploring the world was great!

Flame Keeper is a fun little game to play. It is a welcome addition to the roguelite genre. The combat is simple but fun and the abilities you can unlock are satisfying to use against enemies. The boss fights are challenging and a fun time. The tower defense type wave where you defend the cauldron for five minutes is also a welcome addition and can help keep things somewhat fresh after completing the other normal waves. Some of the levels can get repetitive over time as it does follow the same formula and waves. The story is also forgettable but the art style can keep player’s attention. The game is only about 5-6 hours long, depending on how many times you may die in the game but it is a reasonable length for this type of game. Flame Keeper is a good time for any interested in roguelite games.

Overall, Project Songbird deserves its very positive Steam rating. The game gets a lot right, particularly its horror and its narrative. The game’s flaws are too minor to outweigh its positives. I can easily recommend this one to anyone who is a fan of psychological horrors with a story. The narrative and deeper message perhaps aren’t life changing, but I do think many creatives will be able to relate in some way—hopefully without the trauma and the monsters. Just remember that your art, whatever that may look like, is for you. Even if there isn’t a whole lot of fans or popularity gained, don’t forget who the artist is—yourself.

Ultimately, Driving is Hard is a game that will test your limits and perhaps make you question why you keep trying. But for those who enjoy that kind of masochistic fun, the rewards, both in terms of gameplay and absurdity, are worth the struggle. So, buckle up (or don’t, it’s hard either way) and give it a go, but be prepared for the ride of your life.

Cats and the Other Lives is a fantastic pixel art point-and-click adventure. Moreover, it twists the perspective as you play the role of the family cat. Can you explore your surroundings and piece together the dark and sinister past?

Gunborg: Dark Matters is a fantastic arcade twin stick shooter. You'll have to tackle many hard-hitting levels while destroying every alien you face. Nearly every element is spot on and this makes it worthy of both your time and money.

Leenzee has built an excellent foundation with Wuchang: Fallen Feathers and proven themselves as worthy competitors in the soulslike space. Although the game may not deliver meaningful innovation, it was able to nail the trademark combat and exploration fans have grown to love. The future is bright for these developers, and a sequel could propel them to new heights.

Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition is a great walk down memory lane. I love the gameplay, the dated visuals, and the incredible number of levels. However, the audio overhaul was not necessary.

A strategy game for impatient people. The core gameplay is fun and the graphics are lovely, though it does have a few balance issues.

Imagine Earth really hits home with its thought-provoking narrative and overarching themes that really are close to reality. With gorgeous visuals and game design, great sound and a serene and calming soundtrack, Imagine Earth is an impressive game when everything is going for it. Crashes and a chaotic UI can hinder that experience but overall it’s one I really would recommend checking out. To infinity and beyond!

Conceptually, Chernobylite will intrigue you. Its blend of Sci-Fi and clichéd moments are complemented by authentic dialogue and real to life visuals. There is much to love about this survival game and you’ll soon forgive the shortcomings.

If you’re here for single-player storytelling, look elsewhere. Battlefield 6’s campaign is a soulless tour through beautiful wreckage. But if you crave the franchise’s signature chaos, the thunder of artillery, the synchronized madness of squads, the sheer cinematic energy of modern warfare, this is Battlefield. The refined gunplay, the expanded mode variety, and the potential of Portal make it a great comeback in the franchise.

Adventure Time Special Pack is a cracking addition to the franchise. It is colourful, silly, stylish, and great fun. Moreover, it retains much of the original charm.

In conclusion, Sucker for love: date to die for offers a captivating blend of romance, horror, and nostalgic anime-inspired visuals, providing players with an unforgettable gaming experience. With its immersive storytelling, tense gameplay mechanics, and stunning hand-drawn art style, this game is sure to leave players breathless as they embark on a journey through love’s haunting embrace. Clocking in at a duration of approximately 4 to 5 hours to uncover the true ending, players will find themselves thoroughly engaged in this gripping adventure dating sim. Brace yourself for an adventure like no other, and discover if love truly conquers all in this hauntingly beautiful tale.

It’s got brains, it’s got personality, and it definitely has enough jelly to go around..Not perfect, but I’d still recommend it. Jelly Troops has a good idea, a good loop, and just enough charm to make the wait times worth it.

Windjammers 2 is a complete blast that excels in the same way that the original 1994 neo geo title did and with the local and online modes it really is an easy recommendation for fun pick-up-and-play evenings with others, but there are just a few niggling gameplay issues that prevent this from fulfilling its full potential.

The Mooseman paints a beautiful and surreal image of mythology. Thanks to its striking monochromatic colour palette, atmospheric audio, and simple mechanics, you'll fall for its charms. Stunning to look at, endearing to experience, but painfully short.

Together We Live is a good visual novel with a strange setting. Though the grim atmosphere may be stomach turning, I liked the plot. However, the lack of choices may upset fans of the genre.

DC's Justice League: Cosmic Chaos is an amusing action-adventure title. The world is in danger and the Justice League must stand up and be counted. However, an all-powerful trickster has other ideas and you must battle this childish fool if you wish to be victorious. Search lairs, kill fishy monsters, and tackle familiar villains in this colourful and interesting DC game.

Astrea: Six Sided Oracles swaps out cards for dice, which turns out to be a stroke of brilliance. It's an enjoyable and thoughtful roguelike, although the world does feel a little cold at times. Still, it made me seriously think about my deck, which is almost unique, and the core gameplay loop is enjoyable enough to keep people playing for many hours.

Blow It Up's voxel-based physics make for some wonderful destruction, even if it can be a little unpredictable. The level creator is an excellent feature, though the art does fall a little flat.

An enjoyable, entry level metroidvania. It looks, sounds and plays great even if it is a little on the short side.

If nothing else… beating an orc with an arm is enough of a reason to check it out.

Black Ops 6 is a triumphant return to form that blends nostalgia with innovation. Whether you’re a die-hard Zombies enthusiast, a multiplayer grinder, or someone looking for a thrilling campaign, this game has something for everyone.

REDACTED is a fun but challenging roguelike experience. The RNG elements may piss you off. Furthermore, the grindy layer could be too much. However, if you can work through these elements, you'll love the action that lies ahead.

Despite being a basic port of a title that lays smack-bang in the middle of a gargantuan series, Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero manages to be both approachable and thrilling, resulting in a classic 2D JRPG that shows up some of the latter 3D entries in both story and design, and has me excited to play the Trails series again.

Stolen Hearts: Wolf Knight is a precision platformer that is tough but fair. Furthermore, the gameplay evolves as you absorb the power of each creature you kill. This added mechanic changes the way you think and the surrounding world. However, if you lack patience, this won't be the game for you.

Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is a fantastic looter shooter that enhances the Borderlands franchise. What's more, it utilises many much-loved mechanics and has some new elements chucked in. The combination of FPS action and the isometric overworld work perfectly to deliver the crazy plot. Alongside this, the acting is fantastic and you'll chuckle repeatedly from start to finish.