A bracingly pure puzzler that riffs off its button-pushing mechanic to brilliantly varied effect.

A tight blaster that has a few problems with tone, but is still an awful lot of fun.

A super sharp hardcore platform that wants to kill you, in the very best way, at every turn.

A third slice of oddly hypnotic bullet heaven action, Danmaku Unlimited 3 doesn't offer anything really new, but it's still a heck of a ride.

More Glyph Quest quality with a new free-to-play model. It’s a great investment for folks thirsty for new Glyph Quest fun. If you’re opposed to IAPs, however, there’s not enough new here to really justify the cost.

There's a decent chunk of space-based action here, but it loses its shine perhaps a little too quickly.

A frozen apocalypse and focus on tense survival makes Frost an original and challenging variation on the card game.

Elliot Quest is fun with beautifully designed dungeons, but the finer details and overall story fall short of what it needs make it a truly great game.

Simulacra's simulacrum of a smartphone offers both uncomfortable realism and uneasy horror.

Subsurface Circular is a brief journey, but the tale this narrative game tells is both entertaining and thoughtful.

Wild, Weird, and packed full of imagination, Super Mario Odyssey is the first platform exclusive that every Switch owner needs to own.

Still a few content updates away from realising its true potential, Guns Royale could grow to be a monumental mobile hit.

While Halcyon 6 lacks the urgency, tension, or sense of freedom of its many inspirations, it brings together its various mechanics in an enjoyable manner, even if the early game and the grind for resources can become repetitive after several playthroughs.

Yono is a simple, cute puzzler which excels in its puzzle design but lacks in story and combat, and that's a shame.

Sine Mora EX remains an interesting bullet hell shooter that's only improved by fancier visuals and couch co-op, but the extra content isn't worth it.

Rogue Trooper Redux is an odd one for sure. It's far from the classic Rebellion claims it is, but it's un undeniably charming and entertaining blast from the past nonetheless. It's the videogame equivalent of watching an 80s action movie and simultaneously laughing at how ridiculous it is, while also feeling misty-eyed nostalgia for the days of yore. So take from that what you will. It's ugly, not a good cover shooter by today's standards, and a lot of the time it doesn't even work properly. But it's very reminiscent of the period, and will provide fun for those who remember it.

Unoriginal and dull, Game of Thrones: Conquest is a waste of a perfectly good license.

Campfire Cooking is not only visually striking, it's also relaxing, endearing, addictive, and offers up a real variety of challenging puzzles to enjoy.

It's still well worth playing for those seeking a new narrative-based game with a fresh angle, but it feels like it's being held back by a dodgy engine component.

What Putty Pals offers that few others do is the sort of couch co-op experience that can have you in fits of giggles one minute and punching the air with satisfaction the next. The Switch could do with a lot more of that sort of thing.

Time Recoil is a brilliant game, albeit one that's even better played with physical controls.

The Flame in the Flood is an absorbing survival game with bags of heart and some genuinely interesting ideas. Its constituent parts can grow wearisome, but there's always a majestic river nearby to sweep you onto the next challenge.

A hard, fraught stomp through some very dark corners. Warhammer Quest 2 is pretty much a must buy.

Fire Emblem Warriors tries to blend together two distinct franchises, and it almost manages to pull it off.

A smart card game that's different enough from other games of its ilk to stand out.

Taichi Panda 3 is for one very small set of players - those who just want to watch an MMO play itself.

A decent port of a fantastic game. It might not be perfect, but its problems are easy enough to look past.

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime offers up two different sorts of challenges and both are equally enjoyable.