It may not be the main event in your next local multiplayer gathering but Toast Time: Smash Up! is definitely worthy of at least being part of a rapid fire gaming playlist with pals.

Spica Adventure does some nifty things with its gameplay but it still feels quite middling, especially in Taito's epic library of great classics.

ROGOLF is fun but with its basic gameplay and sometimes frustrating win conditions, it's a couple strokes away from qualifying for the Masters.

If you're looking to breeze through some levels after a long day then you're sure to enjoy playing Family Tree every now and then.

Playing RPM - Road Punk Mayhem can be frustrating but it's also a very unique shoot 'em up that you may want to check out.

If you want to play a simple online vehicle-based competitive arena game then Drive Buy thankfully offers some solid entertainment.

In its current state, Torchlight III is a step down from its predecessor with its less rewarding gameplay and odd mishaps.

Although modern audiences will likely be left perplexed, fans will happily relive the clever puzzles in A Boy and His Blob: Retro Collection.

I want to give Tower of Time a thumbs-up as I enjoyed the gear and leveling systems and the story has a strong impact. Unfortunately, it's not well-optimised for console and suffers from too many fundamental problems so pick it up for PC if you're feeling adventurous.

If you have fond memories of Smash TV but no means to play it then you can certainly have some fun with Galaxy Champions TV.

As the odd one in the bunch, Cyber Citizen Shockman Zero is impressively fun with its melee-focused combat even if it is a bit tedious.

Overall, Regina & Mac is full of variety and although it feels like an alpha version of a PS1 game, it can be surprisingly addictive.

It's a brutally challenging game for sure so if you want to test your gaming mettle then you should definitely check out Godstrike.

Even though I enjoyed my time with Projection: First Light's clever 2D platforming, there's no denying just how flimsy it can be at times.

If you have a silly sense of humour then you'll love Cat Girl Without Salad: Amuse-Bouche but don't expect it to be a top-notch shmup.

There are better indie shoot 'em ups out there for sure but if you simply want a quick fix then you can't go wrong with RedRaptor.

With many great couch co-op games out there, it's hard to wholeheartedly recommend Shakes on a Plane although it is quite charming.

As far as silly games where you mess with people go, Rain on Your Parade is a solid indie that's sure to make you smile.

If all you want is a casual puzzler to play once in a while then Graviter is certainly a solid choice with its tricky gravity-based gameplay.

Its repetitive nature holds Scar-Lead Salvation back from being good but it's still enjoyable enough to play whenever you want to wind down.

Even though Pity Pit feels like an authentic retro game, its fun factor only lasts so long as you try to top your previous efforts.

It's no Fruit Mountain but Suika Game Planet is still a good time with its simple and satisfying gameplay. Plus, there are stickers to collect!

Indies don't get much funnier than Say No! More with its goofy story, pitch-perfect presentation, and laugh-out-loud situations.

I had fun with this little planet simulator but its small scope means it doesn't deliver the same feeling of adventure as Summer in Mara.

Rainbows, Toilets & Unicorns is a ridiculous game but once you put the spectacle aside, you're left with a mostly standard shmup.

With its bugs and poor coaster editor aside, RollerCoaster Tycoon Adventures Deluxe's intuitive gameplay can be quite entertaining.

The TakeOver offers classic beat 'em up action that you can enjoy with a pal yet it doesn't do much unique with its gameplay.

Mia's Picnic is an easy breezy puzzler that makes collecting fruit a fun and rewarding experience, especially when you want to wind down.