If you’re after a multiplayer game where every match is a fresh gamble, where victory hinges on both brains and firepower, and where the thrill of space piracy pulses in every moment, Wildgate is worth your time.

If you are after a breathless ride through a lovingly crafted world, NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound may well be the game for you.

The Black Desert Xbox Series X|S upgrade is more than worthy of the price of admission.

Wicked Isle for Atomfall is great for those that loved the base game. But those who felt it fell short of its ambition will only see more shortcomings.

Out of Moves: Another Try does little to expand on the original game, albeit by offering a new set of levels. However, the core puzzle mechanic is simple but enjoyable, making it worth another go.

If you’re itching for a new top-down shooter to test your dodging reflexes, Greedland is worth a shot. Just don’t expect it to redefine the genre or hold your attention for dozens of hours.

Alien Breakout will not be your first choice platformer, but it’s completely serviceable if you’re just looking to kill some time and rack up that precious Gamerscore.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 is a comprehensive celebration of two iconic games where the skating feels just as good as you remember it, despite a few tweaks here and there.

Death Relives is a well-put-together and intriguing game with some original ideas in terms of its story and setup.

Luto is a special horror game and one of my favourites in the genre of the last few years. This is a game that has high production values and ranks up there with some of the big guns.

Blazing Trail is awful, not to put too fine a point on it. There is no fun to be found, it looks dull and I’d rather be playing anything else.

Dagger Froggy is no Vampire Survivors, let’s get that clear right now, but it does have a certain charm. The gameplay loop, while simple, has a nice hook to it; enough to keep you coming back.

Crazy Cats vs Crazy Cyborgs is not worth your time, nor is it worth your money. Even at its budget friendly price, the game has next to nothing going for it bar visuals and speed of completion.

A Dream About Parking Lots is most certainly a game, but it is also a piece of art about dreams and the creation of games as a whole. The premise is so simple, but it's strangely compelling; finding a car in the parking lot feels as important as saving the world from a million aliens.

If you enjoy mascot horror, then My Friendly Neighborhood is something a bit different that doesn’t rely on cheap jumpscares and chase sections to add tension.

Neko Bento will give you more than your fill of food organising levels for a very respectable price. The concept is so simple to understand that anyone can give it a go, however, you should bear in mind how tough it becomes in a short space of time.

Legends Aligned: Minis in Conflict brings warring factions to the table for a tricky organising puzzler, albeit at a cost. Not a literal cost, because it’s actually quite cheap, however Afil Games rely on the same mechanic too much, leading to tedium, and have even cut back on the number of levels compared to the original Legends Aligned.

Monaco 2 is a stylish, snazzy heist game with bags of character. Despite moments that will have you seething, there’s still plenty to like here.

Ultimately, Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles 2 is a definite improvement on its predecessor and delivers exciting arena fighting befitting of the anime. Story Mode is packed with intense encounters, stylish cutscenes and rewards you constantly. Beyond that, the Training Paths are the only guaranteed source of longevity, with The Path of a Demon Slayer lacking in depth and the versus modes hardly lighting the world on fire.

Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of The Rings Game does the "cozy sim" genre well, and there is a lot of fun to be had with some of the minigames, especially the cooking.

Chess Battle feels like a decent, but ultimately unneeded game for the vast majority of players. There is nothing inherently wrong with Chess Battle, but there are free options available that are as good or better.

If you’re searching for an entertaining, immersive and good mind-boggler, Neon Noodles is certainly that game; worthy of your time, providing refreshing endless possibilities, in spite of its few minor issues.

For those looking for a classic survival horror experience, Dead of Darkness has everything you’ll be looking for. Featuring a great variety of difficulties, engaging enemies and interesting level designs, I found myself captivated from start to finish.

While Rusty Rangers may not have been the roguelite platformer hybrid many may have hoped for, it still excels in the former, providing a replayable amalgamation of gameplay styles seldom seen in the genre.

Bunny Cubed is a simple game, one that is well-made, and tempting enough to drag you through to the final levels. There is a lack of challenge, and that will put a few people off, and maybe some would expect games like this to have a few more levels for the price.

There is an established formula for a Poppy Playtime game, and Chapter 4 is no different – some puzzles, some scares and some collectibles to help flesh out the story. But it feels like Chapter 4 is the beginning of the end, putting in motion moments that feel like a climax.

By all means grab your clubs and take a trip back to yesteryear with Golden Tee Arcade Classics, but if you're serious about your golf, there is no doubt the much more modern offerings are head and shoulders more enjoyable.

Somber Echoes fits well into its Metroidvania category. It has an explorable map with secrets to find, fast platforming, and hard combat. It also has some great mechanics in terms of the way you can traverse the levels with the ball of light, and how that ability evolves.