When it comes to 3D platformers, Tyler: Model 005 is likely the worst one that I've ever played.
Ninja games have been around since 8-bit classics like Ninja Gaiden, Strider, and Shadow of the Ninja. The Messenger fits right in with its tight gameplay, challenging degree of difficulty, and satisfying campaign.
Slowly working your way through Torn's mansion setting while gradually uncovering the strange plot makes for an immersive experience.
Insomniac Games created something very special with Marvel's Spider-Man.
Indie games don't get much more memorable than Hyper Light Drifter and this Special Edition acts as a good excuse to finally play it if you haven't already.
CastleStorm has been entertaining gamers for over 5 years and this Switch version is the most enjoyable iteration to date.
Haunted Dungeons: Hyakki Castle may have interesting and satisfying dungeon crawling survival gameplay but its presentational aspects definitely take a lot of fun out of the equation.
Mixing genres usually results in interesting gaming experiences yet Vroom Kaboom is a bit too mixed up to be enjoyable.
In the end, Chiki-Chiki Boxy Racers is a cute little racer that features a few nifty mini-games but its lack of replay value means that you'll likely play it for a little while then never pick it up again.
I loved playing Spectrum's challenging scenarios and highly recommend it to any gamer who enjoys replaying and mastering stages.
ADIOS Amigos took what made Amazing Discoveries In Outer Space unique and turned it into something extremely enjoyable.
Fans of Kiryu's crazy adventures will love Yakuza Kiwami 2 as it's full of over-the-top action and ridiculous scenarios.
Newbies who are easily impressed with any game that looks retro might enjoy Shikhondo: Soul Eater.
Even with its multiple problems, I can't deny that Phantom Doctrine presents a unique and enjoyable take on turn-based SRPGs.
Strange Brigade definitely took me by surprise as it's one of the most fun-filled cooperative online games out there.
The original Overcooked is a cooperative masterpiece and this sequel simply tried a little too hard.
HackyZack can be fun if you enjoy intensely challenging 2D games but for everyone else, it's simply too irritating to recommend.
As most indie-keen gamers already know, Celeste is a phenomenal 2D platformer.
Shio would be a lot more enjoyable if it didn't rely on its only gimmick and repetitive stage designs throughout its entire campaign.
I enjoyed my time with Miles & Kilo and it gave me flashbacks to playing Adventure Island as a kid.