An engaging, neon-bright puzzler, Slydris plays with the building blocks of the best and comes up with something pretty damn good.

An engrossing strategy game with a rich array of units, excellent replay value and a history lesson thrown in.

Polymer is a brilliant, addictive puzzler, and its blend of logic and shape building make it a game almost anyone can enjoy.

Roia is a light puzzle experience involving the power of water, the influence of geography, and the quiet beauty of nature that leaves you wishing you could see and do more.

It isn't the most original entry in the Sonic canon, but Sonic Jump is a great little mobile game all the same.

The first non-linear Layton game turns out to be one of the best. Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy is a selection of stories and puzzles well worth your time.

Winterstate is a gorgeous free to play vehicle battler, but an unfair timer system and forgettable trading system mildly spoil the fun.

TumbleSeed is a difficult game, for sure, but it's also frustratingly satisfying, fun, and a deserved nod to arcade games past.

Methods: Detective Competition is an engaging visual novel with humorous characters and unique crimes to solve.

A brilliant mashing together of chess and giant space warriors.

Wall Kickers might have the look of something you've played before, but give it a try and you'll get a lovely surprise.

If you're willing to put significant work in, the game will reward you. But there's no half measures or casual participation. Ingress is all or nothing.

A fun little dance game that's great for parties or those times when you don't feel like firing up your Wii.

Rekt is a brilliant mashing up of ideas that crackles in some really interesting ways.

Whilst not quite as perfectly formed as its prequel, echoshift is still great fun, and offers a relaxing, slow-paced experience that is perfect for Sunday morning brain training.

You wouldn't call it innovative, but Dots: A Game About Connecting is one of the most stylish and accessible matching games on the App Store.

Metroid Dread is a slick and intense platform-adventure, and the most exciting Switch game Nintendo has produced in quite some time.

Super old-school, but it proves SRPGs still have plenty of depth and charm.

Rebel's unique concept helps it overcome some issues with longevity, and the tight Vita controls elevate it further. If additional content is added over time, this could prove to be essential.

Stylistic contradictions and clunky mechanics stop this from being an instant classic, but tight pacing, winsome presentation, and the FF pedigree still make it well worth a look.

A slick and entertaining puzzler that doesn't quite live up to the brilliance of its predecessor.

With plenty of content and a fresh idea at its core, Cognitile is an entertaining puzzling diversion.

No prior knowledge of The Regular Show? No problem.

Complicated controls can't stop Dead Space from entertaining with its action-packed gameplay and phenomenal presentation.

Cavesweeper is a fun and accessible take on Minesweeper that should make retro game fans quite happy.

A fresh word game that shakes things up just enough to make it feel like you're doing something new.

Addictive and satisfying, Disgaea 4 is an amazing game if you're willing to commit a lot of time to it.

A goofy, adorable, and just plain surreal logic puzzler that delivers its quirky but satisfying action in a whirl of imagination.