Point-and-click adventure games are rarely as fully featured and fun to watch as Goodbye Deponia. I absolutely recommend it.

Those who enjoy shmups and want a little more depth via elaborate stages and purchasable weapons will absolutely love Jets'n'Guns.

Super Crate Box has been around for a handful of years and it's still a highly enjoyable albeit simplistic arcade score chaser.

If you have a fondness for shooters like Wild Guns, Bot Vice is a must-play retro-inspired indie that's sure to get your palms sweating.

Super Korotama is a safe adaptation of Taito's classic Ice Cold Beer yet it doesn't do enough to form its own identity.

Although it's inspired by Qix, Xposed offers an original take on the formula that both works for and against it.

With so many superior retro indies out there, why anyone would bother with Pixel Devil and the Broken Cartridge is beyond me.

If you enjoyed Metagal then you'll definitely have fun with Metaloid: Origin yet it still doesn't deviate much from the classic formula.

Fans of overheard racing games will find a lot to love about Mini Motor Racing X, especially those with PlayStation VR headsets.

When it comes to satirical Metroidvanias, SuperEpic is the complete package with plenty of laughs and fun to be had throughout.

Dauntless is one of those games that's best played in short bursts every once in a while. If it featured more gameplay variety and character growth that relied on careful decision making then it would have been a much more worthwhile game.

Fans of old-school RPGs who love open-ended campaigns will have a fantastic time with Romancing SaGa 3. Just keep in mind; the adventure within will contain plenty of frustrating moments, especially if you don't use a guide.

If you have even a sliver of child-like wonder left in your heart then playing Wattam is a must. Uncovering its exceptionally imaginative world as you interact with a diverse collection of oddities makes for one captivating and hilarious adventure.

Last Labyrinth is simply a wonderful VR game for escape room enthusiasts with its challenging puzzles and dire situations.

Fans of rhythm games or Avicii or both definitely need to play Avicii Invector with its unique and creative spin on the genre.

There are many better racing games out there but Must Dash Amigos is definitely unique enough to warrant a few rounds.

Overall, Touring Karts is such a great VR kart racer that I hope to see many more similar games down the road.

If you want a silly indie to play with a friend then Clumsy Rush makes for a rather enjoyable yet short-lived competition.

Although XenoRaptor doesn't do anything particularly new, it offers a culmination of exceptionally well-done gameplay elements.

Overhead racing fanatics will find a lot to love about Ultimate Racing 2D but don't expect anything revolutionary.

Down to Hell isn't a terrible game yet it simply doesn't offer anything that hasn't been done better countless times before.

Odallus: The Dark Call incorporates many retro formulas beautifully while offering simple and authentic gameplay. It's great stuff.

If you have a fondness for classics like Ninja Gaiden and Strider then you'll love the ninja action in Oniken.

In the end, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order ultimately lacks a sense of identity and that's what holds it back from being one of the greats. However, it's an authentic Star Wars experience so if you're a fan of the franchise then this is definitely a solid game to pick up.

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 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.

Multiplayer indies are rarely as enjoyable as Retimed. Now that it's better than ever, it's a good idea to finally play it if you haven't yet.

If you have an off-the-wall sense of humour and want to enjoy a simple twin-stick shooter, you'll have a great time with Dead End Job.