This latest Namco Museum features enough fantastic games to delight both long-time gamers and the retro-curious.
Infinite Minigolf is an entertaining and easy to pick up and play arcade-like experience that's mostly driven by user-created content.
Unbox: Newbie's Adventure is a delightful surprise full of enjoyable gameplay set within a charming and downright hilarious world.
Theseus is one of the most atmospherically immersive video games that I've ever played.
Children of Zodiarcs is a noble effort at a fresh take on classic turn-based SRPGs.
Gigantic is a heck of a lot of fun and has one of the most unique premises and impressive casts of characters that I've ever seen in the genre.
Splatoon 2 is bursting at the seams with enjoyable ink-splattering fun both in its gameplay and presentation.
Superhot VR is an absolutely fantastic experience that'll provide thrills for almost any gamer.
Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire is one of the most promising action RPGs that I've seen in a long time but its reliance on repetitive battles will surely wear down any genre fan's enthusiasm quicker than Cecille can say "Cassandra's Coil!".
If the idea of a VR construction-based puzzler appeals to you then Fantastic Contraption is a must-play game.
I and Me has a solid premise for a puzzle platformer but the limited amount of fun to be had makes it a somewhat disappointing game.
Leap of Fate is a solid twin-stick roguelike that fans of the genre will thoroughly enjoy.
Simply put; Iron Crypticle is a blast to play and it's even more fun with friends.
Tokyo 42 is a refreshing take on the action/stealth genre.
AereA has one of the most imaginative game worlds that I've seen in a long time but the overall lack of challenge and crazy amount of glitches make it an ultimately boring yet undeniably irritating experience.
Although it's set in the delightful Kirby universe, there's no denying that Blowout Blast is little more than a bare-bones and unchallenging experience.
Micro Machines World Series actually contains a great deal of enjoyable content but its lack of structure and dependence on a barren online community means that content mostly goes to waste.
Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is a phenomenal collection of games with incredible updated visuals and a few cool extras.
Ancient Amuletor may be light on content but it's also a heck of a lot of fun.
Complaints aside, Tokyo Xanadu is nothing short of engaging action RPG goodness that'll have you coming back for more.