Offering a beautiful canvas to work with, Unpacking is a calm and tactile little sim about something most of us would usually dislike.
Simplistic, repetitive interactions drag on an otherwise engaging story based on the Marvel franchise
The mind behind Threes brings us this 'cosy-crunchy' turn-based adventure that's delightfully deep and brilliantly approachable.
Kena is smooth as a pebble - a game engineered to be so unoffensive there's no reason not to play it, or to play it at all.
A strong love for storytelling and the feel of games like Earthbound makes Eastward shine even where the gameplay flags.
There's quality within this intriguing time loop, though by the end you're left wondering whether the core idea is a good one after all.
Capcom shakes up the formula slightly for this enjoyable historical romp rooted in real-life events.
A beautifully realised old school JRPG whose only downfall is its story of all things.
Minute of Islands is a beautiful thing, but the gameplay can't keep up and there's no real narrative to be found.
Thanks to its adorable characters and a story that makes no excuses for how absurd it is, World's End Club is a lot of fun.