Even though Ray's The Dead's gameplay isn't particularly fresh, its variety and cleverly presented story make it a fun experience.

I appreciate Brave x Junction's Blackjack battles but the overall fun factor wears thin after traversing only a few of its repetitive dungeons.

There are many relaxing games out there and Lumini doesn't really offer much new but it is a beautiful game with superb audio to boot.

If The Mobius Machine incorporated additional unique elements and was more streamlined to navigate, it would have been a great game.

I had fun with the basic gameplay and quirky premise of Rightfully, Beary Arms but it definitely doesn't live up to its genre contemporaries.

As you can see, Enclave HD presents a rapid succession of highs and lows so at the end of the day, it's quite a middling affair.

It may be on the generic side but Aquarun is still rather enjoyable thanks to its clever gameplay that sometimes feels puzzle-like.

Toki is one of those games from the past that doesn't hold up very well today. That being said, gamers who enjoy retro 2D action games will surely get a kick out of this remake, especially considering just how awesome it looks and sounds.

Penetrating Armored Lab Force VULVEHICLES can be tricky due to its unconventional controls but once you get in there, it's pretty fun.

If it featured a variety of vehicles and more tracks, Formula Retro Racing would be a fantastic game for fans of early '90s racers.

Attack of the Karens is a funny game that I recommend playing for its humour but as a shoot 'em up, it doesn't do much to stand out.

As one of the cutest games on Nintendo Switch, Masarada Town Story can be enjoyable but its tedious nature will surely tire you out.

I and Me has a solid premise for a puzzle platformer but the limited amount of fun to be had makes it a somewhat disappointing game. That said, if you want a simple yet challenging puzzler then you can't go wrong by giving it a download.

If you're in the mood for a challenging minimalist shoot 'em up then you can't go wrong with what Feeble Light has to offer.

Star Horizon is a basic rail shooter that looks fantastic for a Switch indie so it's sure to provide some entertainment for genre fans.

I mostly enjoyed my time with Piyokoro although its more finicky aspects left me rather frustrated at times so bring plenty of patience.

Old-school 3D platforming fans will get a kick out of Super Bear Adventure even if it doesn't offer anything particularly new.

There's no denying that Dragon Quest is a massively important RPG yet enjoying it without nostalgia in mind is tricky in this day and age.

Mecho Tales' world really looks remarkable so it's a shame that the rest of the game is so woefully average. There's nothing terrible about it but there is very little (aside from the graphical style) that I'd actually recommend for people to check out.

It may not be as challenging as Trials but Gravity Rider Zero's cool futuristic setting makes for one distinctly enjoyable 2D racer.

If The Cub were a TV show, I'd watch it but as a game, it's both very limiting and needlessly irritating. Its presentation really saves it.

If all you want is a basic classic Zelda-like that you can wind-down with after a long day then Saga of the Moon Priestess will cut the mustard for sure. However, if you'd like a little more substance then you may be disappointed in what it has to offer.

Zombie Soup is full of highs and lows with its boss fights being the highlights and low points resulting in tedium and frustration.

Although YesterMorrow isn't all that challenging or novel, it still does 2D platforming well enough to create a mostly satisfying journey.

Although Adore presents a promising formula and solid first impression, its campaign becomes all too predictable earlier than you'd think.

FANTAVISION 202X is a solid arcade-like puzzler from the PS2 library that looks great in VR but its gameplay remains exceptionally basic.

I had a solid amount of fun with Fortuna Magus but it can feel bare-bones at times with combat and cute art being the stars of the show.

Although it offers some mildly entertaining retro action, The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection doesn't quite rise to the challenge.