« Definitely a twin sticker that delivered more than I expected it to. One of those lovely games where just moving around is enjoyable enough, the shooting itself is an extra bonus. Lovely for the price »

« A lovely easy going (play, not theme, wise) adventure that does a grand job of integrating stories and anecdotes into a playful and theatrical videogame setting. »

« Wonderfully intense twin stick shooter, more than an echo of Geometry Wars to it but also the perfect culmination to the Radian Games series of twin stick games. Definitely my favourite yet. »

« An EBM arcade dancefloor Robotron ... What a heady mix for a twin stick shooter all this makes »

« Mr Driller meets Downwell as imagined for the Commodore 64 except the Commodore 64 is your modern device. Also, it hates you. »

« A game that fuses, surprisingly successfully, Echoes style arena based asteroid shooting and familiar Geometry Wars enemy wave patterns across a handful of modes. »

« Wildly uneven but hilariously bouncy short form arcade fun. I feel like the term "endless runner" has a stigma to it these days BUT there's a lot of joy to be found in this one. »

« What a lovely game! It's a traditional sort of point and click structure but it really sells the magical elements and, yeah, it's *wonderful* »

« A gently spookified Animal Crossing style experience, designed to be played in small chunks and without the obnoxious monetisation of Pocket Camp dragging it down. »

« Some absolutely gorgeous graphics (with a special shout out to the portrait art which is universally glorious), a chill game and cats. Lots and lots of cats. »

« The Crackdown game that isn't Crackdown and has more superpowers than Crackdown. Also: Crackdown. »

« Gorgeous, chaotic, loud, flashy pinball at its most videogame. It's quite the thing to watch, never mind play. Highly recommended. »

« An alternate universe Pacman that's not only good but amazingly considered and fun as anything too. »

« Disorienting and beautiful explosionfest that sounds a lot duller on paper than it is. A shooter where revolving the screen is the primary way of staying safe against a barrage of neon lasers. Grand. »

« Some sort of pixel-shareware-industrial chic that sometimes makes it feel like its a game that existed in the nineties but we kinda forgot about it or something »