Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition brings possibly the best PS1 JRPG to Europe for the first time, and it simply must be played.
Coromon isn't without its issues, but fans of catching adorable monsters will love it.
Move or Die: Unleashed is an absolute blast with friends, with plenty of fast paced minigames to trash talk and squabble over.
Gunborg: Dark Matters is a fantastic twin stick platformer, with a ton of variety and frantic twitchy action.
Wife Quest is a fun action platformer with great power ups and intense boss fights, but its obsession with breasts is its undoing.
The Cruel King and the Great Hero is a gorgeous looking JRPG, but its slow pace and amount of random battles make it a painful experience.
What Lies in the Multiverse is a sublime puzzle platformer. The puzzles are engaging and the story balances comedy and drama with aplomb.
Variable Barricade is a delightful rom-com of a dating sim, with charming characters and a ton of endings to discover.
Atelier Sophie 2 is a high point in a fantastic series. Gathering and alchemising materials has simply never been so compelling.
Monark's creepy setting, tactical combat and banging soundtrack is well worth experiencing, but prepare for some obtuse puzzles.
OlliOlli World is a beautiful game, but the gameplay gets very frustrating after the first few worlds.
The Company Man is a fun action platformer, but with some balance issues and checkpoints miles apart it's hard to recommend over its peers.
The Anacrusis looks to be everything I want from a spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead. The pick up and play nature is compelling from the drop, and the 70s sci-fi setting is so refreshing. The AI Driver really makes every session totally different, facing different combinations of aliens in different settings doesn’t get stale. I know the next few months of my life will be spent replaying the game over and over again with my partner, and I can’t wait.
Fractured in Alterac Valley contains some great cards and has a great faction warfare theme, but ultimately doesn't shake up the stale Hearthstone meta enough.
The Gunk has a fantastic setting and lovely characters, but ultimately the gameplay is lacking.
With hugely varied gameplay and compelling Roguelike elements, Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon is a contender for greatest ever puzzle game.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is still exceptional 18 years later, and this new Switch port is the best version we've ever played.
Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One is Holmes but not as you know him, with a fantastic and unique story, plenty of crimes to solve, and a sprawling tropical island to explore.
Demon Turf has a truly unique look and varied platforming gameplay
To The Rescue! is an adorable and heartfelt management game, that unfortunately loses its way after the first few hours.