Chris O'Connor
It's a decent price for what it is too so if you loved the classics, give this a try. If you are too young to remember the classics… but like the idea of being a bit of a rogue amongst some pretty painterly scenery… grab a copy.
If you want to have fun making music but don't want to invest in a "real" setup… this is a great cheap(er) option that gives you a lot of variety to play with. Definitely a great option at a pretty decent price for what you get.
Clean up the earth and rebuild society in a more harmonious manner.
Journey back in time to when Pokemon and humans didn't live in such close harmony and get to know all the inhabitants of Hisui (later to be known as Sinnoh)
VR Rhythm fitness with an old school arcade fighter aesthetic.
An original release title gets a remaster for the current gen.
Pokemon fun for younger and older fans. A remake that gives the old game a fresh feel for veterans and a great way to jump into the world for younger fans.
Less singing and more minigames... a bit of fun for the whole family.
A new take on the classic falling brick game... now with a kicking techno beat!
Best played with friends but still fun solo, mini games with variety to please everyone.
Swap your drafting table for an office and bureaucracy in what is more a city planner than architect sandbox game.
Take part in some of histories pivotal battles, then learn more about the actual events that took place.
One of the worlds most popular franchises mixes with arguably the worlds favourite building bricks.
There are plenty of golf games and mini golf games on the market... A Little Golf Journey more or less combines both normal and mini golf and also adds some other quirks to stand out in the best possible way from a very large crowd.
Visual novel meets match 3 game where choices... somewhat matter.
Learn about a distant relative while bringing a colourful reactor back online.
If you enjoyed the original Diablo or Diablo II when it first came out… this is a great way to play it on a modern system without having to jump into a DOS box or wrestle with other settings to get it to work. If you like the idea of a loot clicker then grab a copy because this is a great example of it.
Investigate gamers within games, inside a game.
Almost more a "skin" than a homage to the original GTA... the same feel in a different era. Simple silly fun!
Making your way from point A to point B with a lot of personal exploration along the way.