A good enough endless arcade runner that you'll tire of sooner rather than later.

Despite some mild frustrations, Monsu 2 is a competent and fun auto-runner that brings plenty of new ideas to the genre.

Graceful Explosion Machine is a perfectly adequate bullet hell shooter - a good one even. But the repetition and misguided level-based design hurt its chances of being a must buy.

Despite its lack of originality, LEGO City Undercover is a fun and light-hearted LEGO game which you can't help but smile at.

Drive around, shoot people, and sometimes smile while you're doing it - that's Gangstar: New Orleans in a nut shell.

A fun retro shooter that's had enough modern tweaks to make it a nearly essential purchase.

There are some nice ideas here, but Quantum Revenge can't really see them through.

Even with its flaws, Kami 2 is a puzzler perfect for filling in spare moments.

Bethesda Pinball shows initial promise, but its single player price points and two-dimension gameplay let the game down overall.

New Frontier Days: Founding Pioneers provides enough fun to justify itself during the Switch's current drought, but that won't last very long.

I Am Setsuna does a good job of marrying old and new in one package - and it's delightful on Nintendo Switch.

Barbarian Invasion is more of the same Total War experience, but unless you're already a fan, there's not much here to enjoy.

Sadly, some slight technical issues do mar the experience. The visuals are too blurry, it's not as smooth as it could be, and the HD rumble issue needs to be ironed out ASAP. Look past these issues, and you'll discover a unique and charming puzzle platformer that manages to serve as a love letter to 3D adventures of yore.

Has-Been Heroes has the bones of a great strategy RPG, but it doesn't let you get close enough to love it.

Creepy visuals and complex puzzles make up for Cube Escape: The Cave's confusing story and potentially frustrating design.

An interesting brawler with some good ideas and plenty of content to keep fans grinning.

As boring and laborious as the real thing, Construction Simulator 2 may be accurate in some ways, but it's not worth playing.

The Elder Scrolls: Legends is a great CCG, but you're going to have to stick with it to really discover that.

Though it can be a little slow, Sunless Sea is a cracking exploration game with a dark, gothic undertow.

A dark, funny, and super tough mix of genres. And mobile is as good a place as any to start your journey with it.

A somewhat empty clicker game disguised as SimCity.

Card Thief has its heartbreaking moments, but beneath its occasional hiccups sits a fun card game which certainly satiates our hunger for strategy.

It's tough in the beginning, but Beglitched rewards those who stick around with clever puzzles and a neat twist on match-3.

It may not be a particularly long game but Oxenfree is the right kind of creepy without relying on visual cliches.

A well-designed and varied word game, Typeshift is an unmissable entry to the genre.

A bright and brave puzzling adventure that takes ideas from the best while still adding its own.

A deeply enthralling adventure game that does things differently. You really, really need to play this one.

The Big Journey may have some un-fur-tunate issues with its controls, but it's hardly claw-ful - I dare say you'd better play it meow.