A wonderful, engaging puzzler, that deserves to be played by as many people as possible.

No matter how hard you try, it's pretty damn difficult to dislike Deploy and Destroy, especially if you're a fan of shooting things.

A surprisingly tough spatial puzzler that's just a little too awkward and unintuitive for its own good.

Little Nightmares Complete Edition is a wonderfully atmospheric horror game which lacks challenge in its puzzles.

A thematically strong card-based building game that's an awful lot of fun.

The story is fascinating, and the gameplay is great but this one might not be to everyone's taste.

It might not be the most interesting game in the world, but Disney Heroes: Battle Mode is still pretty impressive.

A bright and entertaining maths game that's all for a good cause.

Despite a few missteps, there's enough that Homo Machina gets right that you're going to love the time you spend with it.

Despite some graphical hitches, Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition really is the best way to play the game.

There are some nice ideas in Perfect Angle, but in the end they don't add up to an interesting enough experience.

Super Doggo Snack Time offers a cute twist on the usual tapping game, though the high difficulty curve will either frustrate or entice you.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 Deluxe Edition is over-the-top action at its finest, and a great entry point to the One Piece anime.

Cast of the Seven Godsends isn't great, but if you've got a retro itch to scratch it's worth a look.

A super sharp, violent action game that's worth checking out.

Tiny Bubbles is a clever and addictive experience that keeps things simple in the best way.

A brilliantly well put together old school shooter that's going to scratch all of your blowing-things-up itches.

There's a great story and atmosphere here, and they push you through some of the game's problems all the way to the bitter end.

A surprisingly brilliant game of throwing axes into people's heads. It's polished, it's packed with action, and although it's not the weightiest game in the world, it's still well worth picking up.

For all the polish here, there's nothing that original. And if you like Dungeon Hunter, it's probably not for you either.

Glides is a competently created, breezily playable yet thoroughly familiar endless flier.

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is a brilliantly inventive 2D platformer that deserves to be considered alongside Nintendo's best.

Comic Boy wastes an interesting premise with uninspired auto-runner gameplay and a lack of polish.

There are a few problems here and there, but all in all Manticore is a brilliant deep space shooter.

When it's good, Supertype is great, and it's worth sticking with it through the lower points to get to those soaring heights.

There's a nice idea here, and if you're a fan of the genre then you're going to get a kick out of it.

There's a great and interesting game buried inside Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, but its energy system ultimately kills it.

There are some nice moments in Rogue Aces, but in the end it's too repetitive for its own good.