I enjoyed my time with Skies of Fury DX and will pick it up whenever I'm in the mood for some arcade-style dogfight action.
A Robot Named Fight is clearly a modern interpretation of Super Metroid but with a roguelike structure.
Spacejacked is an impressive action-packed indie tower defense game that's full of delightful charm.
Owlboy is one of the most unique 2D indie games that I've ever played.
Megadimension Neptunia VIIR is possibly the best game in the series.
If you enjoy playing competitive local multiplayer experiences then 12 Orbits is a must-have game.
Skee-Ball is a simple and enjoyable arcade classic.
As an interactive story, Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is in a class of its own.
If you're some sort of incel who finds underage anime girls enticing then by all means, give Gal Gun 2 a try.
Project Nimbus: Code Mirai is a noble attempt at crafting a new mech combat game.
Simply put, Dragon Blaze is one of Psikyo's best shmups.
I'm surprised that more people aren't playing The Little Ball That Could as it's such a satisfying and brilliant take on the Marble Madness formula.
Rogue Aces may not be as clever or innovative as the excellent Don't Die, Mr. Robot! but it does provide addictive roguelike dogfights that'll keep you coming back for more.
When it comes to turn-based strategy games, Regalia: Royal Edition is worthy of attention due to its unique and multifaceted mechanics.
Even though it's a bit of a disappointment, there's no denying that Yakuza 6: The Song of Life is a solid entry in Sega's epic series.
It's true that The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 features some undeniably addictive combat and character growth mechanics but the general tedium of its campaign makes it a tough action RPG to widely recommend.
In the end, Urban Trial Playground is an impressively enjoyable take on the Trials formula that'll appeal to those who find Trials too frustrating.
The Adventure Pals is a huge 2D platformer with a fantastic sense of humour.
Warp Shift is an impressive puzzle game with absolutely fantastic visuals and sound.
Tengai is a worthwhile successor to Samurai Aces and is decent enough for any shoot 'em up fan to happily add it to their digital collection.