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Another fine turn-based battle system and some charming dialogue and visuals make up for an occasionally dry ensemble campaign.
Bomber Crew takes the FTL formula to WW2, but it can be a bit of a bumpy ride.
A neat little curio that channels a cult piece of hardware, and some of the fighting greats.
The creators of Flatout channel a little of the classic Destruction Derby as this brilliantly destructive racer emerges from Early Access.
Despite the flashy boats and planes, this sequel to the ambitious open-world racing game is underdeveloped where it counts.
A stern yet scintillating 2D adventure that makes a point of not holding your hand.
The king of the swingers brings a new dynamic - and plenty of laughs - to Ubisoft's turn-based treat.
The classic puzzler gets a port befitting its legendary status.
Mario Tennis looks back to its glory with this fun - if a little fuzzy and fiddly - take on tennis.
Nintendo's trickiest game in years is also one of its most joyful.
Frontier follows up Planet Coaster with a licensed park simulator, with varied results.
An eccentric action puzzle game sits a little uneasily in this full-fat package.
A racing game that mostly does away with the racing, Onrush is a chaotic and curious spin on a much-loved genre.
Dontnod takes a thrillingly Gothic perspective on early 19th century London, but squanders it in a dreary and indecisive adventure.
Limp and lumpy online isn't quite enough to distract from the brilliantly reverent package curated by Digital Eclipse.
A magnificent nightmare, for those with the stamina to master the gruelling card game that houses it.
The west is an empty, lonely place in this well-timed release - but that's not exactly what you're after from an MMO.
A classic tower defence game gets a makeover, and a welcome touch of physics.
A glorious marriage of pinball and platforming and a wild-spirited adventure to cherish.
An addictive mix of combat and commerce.