Familiar and fresh at the same time, Spy Mouse takes an existing formula and expands it into something quite special.

Who knew sorting out luggage would be so hard, or so much fun? Saito's skewed view on the world strikes again in this top-notch puzzler.

A dark and grimy adventure with some real tension, The Detail: Episode One - Where The Dead Lie might not have any tricky puzzles, but its story will pull you through.

A great mix of engaging fantasy and challenging strategy, offering big replay value for the asking price.

A clever use of mobile technology to tell an enthralling story.

If you were looking for a new match something puzzler, Futurama: Game of Drones will fill that gap nicely. You'll also love it if you're a fan of the show.

An engaging and easy-to-play arcade burst with a hard and challenging core, Hypership Still Out of Control doesn't do enough to differentiate itself from its predecessor.

Bulb Boy makes itself at home on the Switch to give us a spooky puzzler to play at home or on the go.

Colourful and novel, Save Toshi is a fresh breath of anime-style gaming in the 3D physics puzzler genre.

Bold and unique, Gravity Rush is a strong PS Vita release that gets better and better the more you play it.

A generous free-to-play game that's packed with fast, hard-hitting action, but slightly cumbersome controls.

Although it suffers from a few porting issues, the heart of Civilization VI remains intact. Fans of the franchise will be thrilled to discover that this is the exact same experience offered on other platforms, and one that holds up after all these years.

As expressive as its ninja's dashing eyebrows, Parachute Ninja is a great little game that builds on strong tactile physics gameplay with subtle level design.

While the freemium model may deter some, Shadow Cities is MMORPG is good fun, and free to those who don't mind grinding.

A bright and garish racer that's fun in all of the right ways.

A polished and well-contructed side-scrolling sandbox, Junk Jack X doesn't build much on the foundations of its predecessor, but what it adds is well worth exploring.

This might not be the best version of Human Resource Machine, but it remains a puzzler well worth checking out.

Helping a cat become obese has never been more fun. If you enjoy flinging birds at pigs, or feeding candy to aliens, then this one's for you.

Quite unlike any other twin-stick shooter you've ever played, Mushihimesama Bug Panic is a mini-masterpiece that combines gorgeous visuals with arresting gameplay.

At times brilliant, FIFA 11 is also limited by odd fumbles to ensure that this is just the first step on the road to glory, rather than the crowning moment itself.

Devilishly unforgiving and dangerously infuriating. But also delicately updated and delightfully addictive.

Without hotkeys and precision clicks the formula isn't perfect, but Lemmings Touch is about as good as a handheld entry of the series could ever be.

Warhammer: Arcane Magic is a bright and engaging turn-based battler with some neat ideas and a slick Warhammer polish.

A perfectly-sized, well thought out roguelike that's got a lot more to it than meets the eye.

Genres and synapses collide in this glossy confection that conceals an infinite-match-flightpath arcade-puzzler. Hard to believe it's being given away for nothing.

A clever, fast-paced word game that's well worth a look.

A compelling story and exceptional soundtrack which is held back only by the frequent flaws of the game type and a shortage of innovative in-game mechanics.

A fierce and entertaining brawler that's got a lot more going for it than other examples of the genre.