A few slower points, but ultimately a good game, that can be finished in around 3 hours.

I like the graphic style, but the gameplay feels too slow, filled with frustrating set-backs. It isn't too clear what the aim is, and it's difficult to understand what the outcome of your actions are.

See how long you can go without losing. You can learn this game in minutes, pick up and play whenever, gradually get better, and gradually unlock new ships.

The incredibly simple, quick-to-learn nature of this game makes it a worthwhile purchase to stab your friend in the knee, or throw a pixelated sword in the back of their head.

Whilst the gameplay is mostly unchallenging platforming, searching, and running, at around 3 hours of story-driven gameplay this is worth playing for touching narrative about a boy and his father.

Fast-paced fun local multiplayer, with a lot of chaotic explosions, quick levels, and welcomed frustration.

A game that most captures the fun of tabletop war games without the tedious measuring and difficult rules. A good level of depth and strategy and a passive online play.

The sun lowers as your solar-powered plane races towards it, quickly turning through tight door wars, gliding over walls, and trying to collect items to keep it bright. Fast action and quick turns.

Nothing beats the rush of a well timed jump, flipping off a wall, and hooking your friend down from a jump to take the lead. A great local game, with a new take on classic games like Micro Machines.

Very simplistic but complete fun 4-player local multiplayer game. Players must first discover who they are, then who the other players are in a large crowd of NPCs... and then kill them.