Not everyone will appreciate the crass world of Demetrios but those who enjoy point and click adventure games and ham-fisted humour will definitely like what this Big Cynical Adventure has to offer.

If you're in the market for a competitive online VR shooter then Space Junkies may be worth getting if you don't mind its simplicity.

Guiding animals to their goals makes for a fun grid-based puzzler but Cubicity could definitely use a lot more fine-tuning.

Bread & Fred is so brutally tough that I can only recommend it to co-op chums who relish mastering ridiculous challenges together.

It may not be the best arcade beat 'em up but Two Crude Dudes provides some fun times, especially during co-op multiplayer.

I had a good time with CounterAttack: Uprising and am looking forward to seeing it evolve as the developers work more of its kinks out.

It feels like a strange game at first but once you realise what Mercury Race expects from its players, you'll definitely have a good time.

Jelly Troops is a very simple game that you can enjoy with an online or local friend but keep in mind, its replay value can be severely limited.

Shoot Out has a generic name and what's here is exactly what you'd expect. However, it takes a lot of practice to be able to dispatch enemies before they shoot you which offers a steep yet rewarding learning curve.

Although Duck Game is still my go-to multiplayer arena shooter, Crashnauts is a solid entry in the genre with some nifty mechanics.

If you're looking for a relaxed yet challenging puzzler that you can enjoy in short bursts then CricktoGame is worth a purchase.

As a cute and simple game, Candy Rangers is certainly a charmer but it doesn't do anything beyond the very basics to get its hooks in you.

If you want to rob trains in a video game then Express Raider is a solid choice. Its old-school controls, varied gameplay modes, and intense action make it more fun than robbing trains in Red Dead Redemption 2; whatever that is...

It may be a simplistic game but Estiman offers enough variety and presentational flair to keep you trying to beat your high score.

Piecing together the puzzles in Creepy Tale can be quite rewarding but at the same time, frustration is bound to rear its ugly head.

Tales from the Dragon Mountain 2: The Lair is Cateia Games' weirdest title yet but it still offers a rewarding puzzle-filled adventure.

Panorama Cotton is more of a retro curiosity than it is a long-lost treasure but there's still no denying how charming its trippy world is.

If Vaporum was more optimized for consoles then it would have been a must-play dungeon crawler. With that being said, it's still worthwhile if you're willing to adapt to its unintuitive controls and menus.

If it released in 2010, Killsquad would be considered a much better game but there are simply so many better options out there now.

If you're a fan of any of the social media personalities in Slide Stars then you'll have a great time sliding and flipping through its levels.

Fluffy Cubed may be one of the most basic puzzlers ever made but it's still undeniably relaxing to play, especially after a rough day.

As far as local multiplayer games go, Skorecery is definitely one that you'd want to add to your playlist but it won't be the main event.

Although Last Resort is a solid shoot 'em up, it's nothing more than an R-Type wannabe that definitely hasn't aged as well.

I had a decent amount of fun with The Fall of Elena Temple but make sure you don't mind trial and error before playing it for yourself.

If you enjoy trial and error puzzles with deceptively minimalist gameplay then you'll have a solid time mastering every stage in INVERT.

Manic Mechanics' simple approach to co-op gameplay is enjoyable at first but it becomes repetitive fast thanks to its lack of variation.

I had an enjoyable time with Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island but I wish it was more involving, especially when it comes to its puzzles.

As an enjoyable yet standard 16-bit shoot 'em up, ZPF is a merely passable shooter albeit with some fleeting moments of fun here and there.

If you enjoyed Suika Game and love Azure Striker Gunvolt's music then PuzzMiX will be a welcome treat despite its lack of longevity.

The gameplay of Tiny Pixels Vol. 1 - Ninpo Blast can be quite fun but its reliance on grinding and repetition make it fall a bit flat.

You may not have heard of the film that it's based on but Captain Sabertooth and the Magic Diamond is a solid and mostly fun platformer.

Sparking Beam Strike 1000 is an enjoyable and simple puzzle game that can definitely be fun in short albeit colourful bursts.

It's certainly a good-looking and challenging shoot 'em up but Pulstar isn't quite as fun as many other NeoGeo shooters.

Purple Slime Production Line has quite a clever design so I wrote this rhyme to tell you that it's worth your time.

As a simple twin-stick score-chaser, Destropolis gets the job done but its more annoying aspects will make you scratch your head.

Your enjoyment of Song in the Smoke: Rekindled will entirely depend on your patience but if you have plenty, there's a lot to love here.

Progressing through Zenith: The Last City's RPG world delighted me despite its more cumbersome aspects and for that, I'm happy.

If you don't own a Nintendo console to enjoy Mario Tennis on then Super Tennis Blast makes for a fun take on the classic sport.

Robots at Midnight is a short and rather basic Soulslike with its impressive character and enemy designs being the stars of the show.

PokerStars VR is a game for the socially-inclined and for that, it's quite a unique and impressively welcoming experience.

Although it can be frustrating and its fuel system isn't as strategic as it could have been, Hero Express is a unique and worthwhile indie.

Small Radios Big Televisions is a good game to wind-down and play after a tough day. That is, until it starts to turn on you and needlessly stresses you out.

If you like the idea of an indie version of Space Invaders with nifty power-ups then you're sure to have fun with Doughlings: Invasion.

If it featured a bit more fleshed out and refined gameplay, Sugar Mess - Let's Play Jolly Battle would be a must-play VR shooter.

As a unique co-op take on the Survivors-like, Vinebound: Tangled Together is a cute and rather enjoyable indie roguelike.

Children of Morta may feature rewarding character progression but its combat-heavy campaign begins to feel like a chore after a while.

Binaries is certainly a unique and challenging platformer that often feels like a puzzle game. However, its fun factor almost entirely relies on your willingness to persevere through seemingly impossible situations solo within a singular campaign mode.

There's no denying that you and a few chums can have a solid time with CarGo! but it could use more elements to make it stand out.

Back in 2015, Until Dawn would have made a bigger impact for its bold movie-like experience but now, it certainly falls a bit flat.

I thoroughly enjoyed the simple action of GAZZLERS with its fun upgrades and roguelike structure but it's ultimately very repetitive.

The combat of RUINSMAGUS: COMPLETE doesn't offer much satisfaction but hanging out in its town is nothing short of delightful.

I sincerely love Once Upon A Puppet but its glitchiness and frustration factor are so high that it's hard to widely recommend it.

The Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warriors is worth playing through once or twice and after that, you've experienced all it has to offer.

I wish that Project Wingman: Frontline 59 took a more arcade-like approach to its VR implementation because it feels needlessly limiting.

As a Geometry Wars clone, Debris Infinity offers some welcome gameplay wrinkles but it doesn't quite live up to the classic.

Crossfire: Sierra Squad is a solid albeit standard military shooter that straddles the line between realistic and arcade a little too safely.

The core gameplay of Skies Above is a ton of fun but the repetition of it all will certainly make it wear thin after only a few hearty attempts.

Killing Time: Resurrected is a curiosity from the past that makes for a great time capsule even if it isn't all that great of a game.

Although it's very laidback and simple, BLINNK and the Vacuum of Space might be a good game for younguns who prefer things slow.

When it comes to casual fun-filled games, The Big Journey offers a charming and delightful adventure that's decent to wind down with.

Although it can be maddeningly frustrating, Bearnard remains an enjoyable game; that is, if you're willing to really hone your aiming skills.

Destrobots is a simple and fun arena shooter where you can compete or cooperate with up to 4 local players which is pretty cool.

Even though its premise has a lot of promise, Evergate's reliance on trial and error makes the experience feel more frustrating than fun.

As a real-time strategy game, Anthill provides a simplistic and enjoyable formula that can be quite a hoot in short bursts.

I had some fun with BIOMORPH but it definitely doesn't live up to the dozen or so must-play indie Metroidvanias already out there.

Although it isn't much different to your standard twin-stick platform shooter, Collapsed certainly offers some enjoyable roguelike action.

Nippon Marathon is a ridiculous bakage game that's a ton of fun with friends but its annoying gameplay is only tolerable in short bursts.

Descenders is one of those rare games that procedural generation makes it less fun. I wish it was a fine-tuned experience instead.

In the end, if you're looking for a modern take on classic games like Monkey Island, Sam & Max, or Broken Sword then Detective Gallo will certainly do the trick but it definitely doesn't bring many new and exciting elements to the table.

If Straimium Immortaly had clearer visuals, it would be a solid 2D dungeon shooter. As it is, it's a bit too frustrating to fully enjoy.

Override: Mech City Brawl presents a fun premise yet unfortunately; it doesn't offer any sort of substantial long-lasting gameplay.

Fighting games have come a long way since 1999 and this portable fighter is fun but King of Fighters R-2 can't help but feel dated.

When you think of a twin-stick shooter, you probably picture something exactly like Space Pioneer. It's solid yet typical of the genre.

If you want to play a simple and enjoyable competitive multiplayer version of Threes! then 2048 Battles is certainly worth checking out.

For better or worse, Samurai Shodown! 2 is exactly what you'd expect from a portable adaptation of the arcade fighting game.

Slowly working your way through Torn's mansion setting while gradually uncovering the strange plot makes for an immersive experience. However, its lack of challenge means that it's a lot less satisfying than it could have been.

Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden is an ambitious take on XCOM but it simply doesn't do enough with the established formula to make a worthwhile campaign. That being said, it definitely has some amazing visuals and cool stealth mechanics.

If Warplanes: WW2 Dogfight offered more original and enjoyable core gameplay, it would be a highly recommendable game. That being said, it does feature solid combat and its simulation component is an undeniably interesting complexity.

It may not have long-lasting appeal but Timberman VS certainly provides plenty of frantic multiplayer fun for the time that it lasts.

Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer's Legacy is a fun and interesting take on roguelikes and survival games with a colossal amount of things to do and I know that a lot of people thoroughly enjoy it. However, there are just too many problems for me to overlook, especially the overbearing load times on PS4.

qomp2 is so maddeningly difficult that its main campaign feels like it should be some sort of extra-hard bonus mode. It's still fun, though.

One Line Coloring is the kind of puzzler that's nifty at first but it becomes quite formulaic once its gameplay starts to click.

Although it looks and sounds great, Klondike Solitaire is still very basic and it lacks touchscreen support which is just silly.

Whenever you want to play a laidback yet undeniably challenging puzzler, Flood of Light will certainly do the trick.

Whipseey and the Lost Atlas may be a cute and somewhat fun 2D platformer but it's a bit too unforgiving as well as incredibly short.

Save Koch is definitely a unique indie game to keep an eye on with its intense procedurally generated mystery-based campaign.

It may be a simple game but working through Love's tricky stages is pretty fun. I just wish there were more of them to master.

If you're satisfied with a basic Mega Man style 2D retro throwback then you can definitely have some fun with Venture Kid.

Ghoulboy is a solid 2D platformer but it simply doesn't take enough risks to make it a must-have game for fans of the genre.

Telefrag VR features fast-paced gun-based combat but its content is rather limited, especially because it's for only up to 2 players.

If you're already a drone racing fan then DCL - The Game may scratch an itch but other than that, it's difficult to widely recommend.

Playing Day of the Shell is super-exciting at first but after an hour or so, you'll start to realise that it's quite shallow despite its cleverness.

Although it contains plenty of content to master, Swapperoo's simple gameplay doesn't deviate much from the match 3 formula.

With so many ways to virtually kill zombies, playing Zombie Driver in this day and age offers little more than shallow albeit satisfying fun.

I enjoyed playing The Prisoning: Fletcher's Quest and had some laughs but its basic gameplay and small scope certainly make it feel limited.

There are better arcade-style games out there but Cash Cow DX remains an entertaining platformer that'll definitely test your skills.

It may seem like just another walking sim at first but Unknown Fate contains plenty of memorable moments set in a haunting world.

If you're the kind of gamer who enjoys getting high scores in unique arcade experiences then you should give Dig Dog a try.