Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town is a delightful game that captures the anime with beautiful backdrops, fun racing, and collecting.
The Smurfs: Dreams is well worth exploring with its creative and vibrant levels. Whether you play by yourself or with a friend, it’s worth jumping in. You could say it’s Smurfalicious.
Tomba! Special Edition is a must-buy for fans of classic PlayStation titles. Even with the minor gameplay inconveniences, the extra content and the ability to save anywhere make this version a clear improvement over the original. So jump in there and throw some pigs!
Who knew jumping into different realities would be so entertaining? The Plucky Squire is a creative and fun journey across 2D and 3D worlds. From the varied minigames and colorful visuals to the puzzle-solving scenarios, it’s an award winning book. Just be a little patient when going through chapters again. After all, this is one story players won’t soon forget.
Mika and the Witch’s Mountain is beautiful, relaxing, fun, and easy to jump into. At the same time, its gameplay length may not be enough for gamers looking for a long adventure. Still, it's a cozy experience that will make you want to see what Mika's next adventure will be.
Shadow of the Ninja Reborn is a great remake of the original 1990 game, but its difficulty spikes can scare some players away. Still, if you’re looking for a fun challenge, this remake is for you.
Veritus is an enjoyable adventure using Game Boy Color style graphics and early Zelda gameplay mechanics. Its soundtrack and fair price adds more impact, making it well worth the pickup to your gaming library.
SteamWorld Heist II is a great turn-based adventure with a rich, customizable system for upgrading your crew and ship. Battles are entertaining and the possibility of wearing various hats is a treat. Enemies of the Great Sea, beware of this pirate crew!
Noreya: The Gold Project is an enjoyable 2D pixel game, but its framerate issues and combat limitations may prevent players from sticking around long enough to collect all the gold. Even so, there’s fun to be had here.
Cyber Citizen Shockman Zero is a fun trip to the ‘90s with its beat ‘em up gameplay and rockin’ soundtrack. It’s well worth the price if you’re a fan of the Super Nintendo days.
Whether you are a veteran to the Bubble Bobble series or a newcomer, Parasol Stars is a classic title that’s fun for all to enjoy. Grab your parasol and jump in.
Terra Memoria is a unique turn-based RPG with various styles of gameplay mixed very well for a delicious treat. Its simple RPG elements may be too easy for some, but it's cozy enough to enjoy in front of a campfire.
Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble is a fantastic game whether you are rolling solo or with a party. From the Adventure Mode to the Battle Mode and a positive vibe soundtrack playing throughout, it’s a fun ride for all ages. Prepare that spin dash and roll out!
Neptunia Game Maker R:Evolution is entertaining and has a large number of things to do, but at the same time, it feels too easy and has some visual hiccups. Who knew making a game could be so demanding!
Rainbow Cotton has fun value, but there are some areas that can be improved upon to make the gameplay experience better. Still, fans of rail shooters should fly on this inexpensive and HD broom ride. Now soar and get those Willows!
Felix the Cat is a hidden treasure from the glory days of the ‘90s that’s been forgotten until now. Players who enjoy classic titles and platformers should give Felix a whirl.
Bakery Simulator feels like a beefed-up mini game you'd find in another mid-tier title. While there are fun elements, some gameplay mechanics and technical issues indicate that the recipe needs to be adjusted. In the meantime, think carefully before opening up shop.
Demon Slayer: Sweep the Board! is a fun interactive board game that fans of the series can enjoy. However, an underwhelming amount of mini games and restrictive issues online prevent it from competing at the top of the genre. Even so, this game is worth a roll.
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is what classic RPG fans and especially Suikoden veterans are looking for. It has the gameplay, the soundtrack, and everything in between. It’s like reuniting with a long lost comrade and picking up where you left off, having a blast all over again. Welcome back, old friend, we missed you.
Match Village is a fun, small casual game built by a solo developer. However, issues like camera control make it challenging for players to enjoy it more. Still, it’s a pleasant experience in short bursts. Match away!