Next Up Hero manages to introduce intriguing, innovative ideas, but at the cost of executing the core gameplay mechanic well.

Disease -Hidden Object- offers eight not-too-dissimilar levels which won't really live long in the memory. Pick it up when it's on sale.

Vegas Party is a game that you do not want to buy. If you really want to experience the casino culture, take the money you were thinking of spending on this game and go to a real casino.

Realpolitiks is a difficult strategy to get your head around. With so many manageable things to be watched at once, it it likely to alienate new starters.

MXGP3 is far more bare bones than it ought to be. It sure does offer some thrills in its racing, but the scale-backs for the Switch version and particularly the loss of the multiplayer modes are impossible to forgive.

Time Carnage is tough, but has some irritatingly unprecise controls. It's certainly an enjoyable arcade shooter though.

Enigmatis 2 is a fun point and click with personality. Voice acting is a bit rubbish, and Switch needs the full trilogy. It's a nice entry point, though.

Shikhondo - Soul Eater is a fantastic title that will be sure to make veterans and newcomers alike happy with its engaging gameplay and stunning design.

The developers describe it as simple in its eShop listing, and Voxel Shot is certainly that. You won't be spending a lot of time playing this - it's better picked up in a Switch eShop sale.

Survive! Mr Cube is too repetitive for a recommendation, and the time that you put in doesn't pay off with a satisfying conclusion.

Whip! Whip! is easy enough to finish in two hours, but the gameplay is pretty good. A pleasant surprise - arcade fans will enjoy it.

Doughlings: Arcade is a functional brick-breaking game that means well, but its execution is poor and leads to repetitive gameplay.

A captivating puzzler with enchanting visuals and a soothing orchestral soundtrack, Kenshō is a fantastic breath of fresh air. Though its gameplay is simplistic, Kenshō's tale of restoration and exploration will hook you in and keep you playing until the very end. Just be prepared to give the later levels a fair few tries, as the difficulty curve is one to watch out for.

Slaps and Beans is a game that shows that living in the past isn't always a good thing. Only those who love their fighting games will see something good in this game.

Rooms: The Adventure of Anne & George will be great fun for fans of the first game, and is an easy entry point for those who never played it. It's good for pick up and play, but a bit heavy to take down all in one sitting.

Siegecraft Commander is a colourful, easily accessible take on the RTS genre that beautifully blends elements of Tower Defence titles. Unfortunately, variations in matches are few and far between, and awkward controls juxtapose the easily accessible nature that Blowfish Studios have managed to accomplish.

True Fear is a fun Halloween spook adventure - though it arguably should be scarier than it is. It's more about the puzzles than the scares, so bear that in mind when diving in.

Goosebumps: The Game is the epitome of cynical cash grabs - a game riddled with poor writing, nonsensical puzzles and bland visuals, you'd be better off just reading the books.

Nintendo Switch players looking to get their cowboy fix will find some enjoyment in Western 1849 Reloaded, just don't be surprised if the sun goes down on these thrills after a few hours.

Art of Balance is soothing yet infuriating in equal measure. You'll be compelled to power through and find the perfect balance in each of its levels, though.

Game Dev Story might not satisfy the desire of making actual video games, but it is surprisingly good fun at playing with the idea. It has an addictive gameplay loop that has you saying, “just one more game”.

Word Puzzles by POWGI is for the grandmas and grandads out there, and even the mums and dads too. Chances are the more youthful won't be going anywhere near it, but it's an easy time waster.

A charming little indie game about a clunky, bumbling robot with a conscience, Jettomero is a relaxing experience with a beautiful and versatile art style. Whilst the procedurally generated gameplay loop can get repetitive, the zen atmosphere created in Jettomero is worth visiting if you need a change of pace after a long day.

Tiny Hands Adventure is the vanilla ice cream of 3D platformers; It has nothing exciting which makes it stick out, and is the plainest of platformers. Heck - some people prefer ice cream, but no platform fans will have this as their favourite.

At over £15, Hot Gimmick Cosplay-jong is more scandalous for being a waste of money than anything else. You shouldn't even bother if you're coming for the titillation.

Pets at Home have nothing to worry about - there's barely any reasons to go for Aqua TV over buying real fish. Perhaps an aqua education would have been preferable - it's just such a light package as it is.

Personality & Psychology Premium asks the tough questions, but it doesn't do much that you can't find for free on the internet.

D/Generation: The Original holds up well from its 1991 release, with entertaining and engaging puzzling. At £14.99, it's a little on the steep side price-wise, though.