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For the uninitiated, Terrible Lizards is a 3D action platformer with an emphasis on parkour and fluid movement.
The Joe & Mac: Retro Collection is an excellent assortment of three prehistoric platformers (and I don't mean that just because they're retro).
In this remastered version, The Wolf Among Us retains its status as a bona fide classic, even if it does not add much to the original version.
S-Game's Phantom Blade Zero blends incredibly fluid combat with a gripping story for an action experience that is truly genre defying.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is an exceptional finale to an uneven series. Its return to brutal, linear action and resolute storytelling makes it one of the best Call of Duty
Pigeons at Play and Devolver Digital's frantic fungus-based shooter Mycopunk is as fun as it is challenging for both solo players and multiplayer.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort remains as fun and innovative as seventh generation predecessor and even more reason to make the Switch to the new system.
Final Fantasy Resonance wears its inspirations on its sleeves, presenting a worthy story and challenge that weaves new and old together.
The bottom line is if you're hoping for the full BeamNG.drive experience on your console, you should check something else out because this isn't it.
Stupid Never Dies is a tale as old as time: you play as the hapless undead, Davy, a low-ranking zombie who happens to fall in love with a girl named Julia.
More than two years after its Early Access release, Enshrouded 1.0 delivers on everything that was originally promised with flying colours.
Tales of Eternia Remastered brings back a classic 2D Tales adventure, restoring exclusive content cut from prior North American releases.
TCG Card Shop Simulator nails the feeling of running your own shop and the newly added playable TCG game is a good, albeit not well-tutorialized, add-on.
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 finds a great mix to please longtime W40K players and newcomers, although veterans will find themselves leaving with a lot more enjoyment.
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse is a must play title and a return to form for one of video gaming's most prominent franchises.
Ratatan takes everything that was good about its spiritual predecessor and applies it to a faster, roguelike experience that really grooves.
With Halloween right around the corner, Allogloom is an intriguing point-and-click adventure with deep lore to uncover.
Bluey's Happy Snaps' photography theme justifies another virtual romp through Bluey's world, though it can't quite escape feeling like a tablet game blown up for consoles.
Valor Mortis is a well-realised Soulslike FPS with a 19th-century coat of paint that enthusiasts of the genre will surely enjoy.
Nivalis Nights is a decent business management sim, but it fails to really build on its cyberpunk setting and gets a bit boring after a while.