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The Banner Saga games look and sound great and there has clearly been a lot of effort put into their design and lore but their repetitive battles and profuse, prattling dialogue make their journeys ones of drawn-out tedium rather than exhilarating adventure.
Wonder Boy Returns is a noble effort at modernizing a retro 2D action gem.
Minor annoyances aside, Yooka-Laylee is a solid 3D buddy platformer that's full of variety, humour, and a fantastic cast of characters all wrapped in a laidback adventure.
A Rose in the Twilight's dark and atmospheric tone contrasts well with the budding story of friendship between two unlikely individuals but it's the well-crafted and clever puzzles built on just a few simple mechanics that make it a must-play for any puzzle game fan.
Toukiden 2 manages to stay interesting by providing a wealth of abilities that can be used in exploration and fighting.
SkyKeepers is one of those games that gets on your nerves for all the wrong reasons.
Dark Souls III: The Ringed City is a worthwhile expansion for fans of the series but it also frequently devolves into a controller-throwing nightmare.
Brave Dungeon is a fabulous portable RPG set in the delightful world of The Legend of Dark Witch.
Developer Videocult took a brave chance with Rain World.
Snake Pass is a deceptively difficult game that's perfect for gamers who crave challenging new experiences.
When it comes to having fun with Kinect, you can't do much better than Air Guitar Warrior.
Simply put, Has-Been Heroes is one of the most engaging strategic gaming experiences on the market.
Troll and I has the potential to be a must-play adventure but its lack of fine-tuning makes it an often haphazard experience that'll test your patience more than it provides enjoyment.
There's no denying that 88 Heroes is an innovative and ultimately enjoyable take on 2D platforming.
NeuroVoider shines much brighter in multiplayer.
World of Goo was a phenomenally distinct puzzler when it first debuted and it remains worthwhile nearly a decade after its initial release.
When it comes to action-packed gameplay and breathtaking audio, NieR: Automata goes above and beyond almost every game in existence.
Little Inferno's minimalist gameplay makes for an incredibly dull dynamic.
Multiple difficulties and optional areas to explore give Momodora a bit of additional replay value after you complete the five to six hour long campaign.
FlatOut 4 could have been a much better experience if its car physics were improved and it had a more varied career mode.