If you love trucks and America, American Truck Simulator has you sorted. The game can be as chilled or challenging as you want and the high attention to detail is impressive. 7/10

It could've done with a bit more polish in the graphics and audio department, especially towards the end of the game, but this is a solid superhero card game mixed with turn-based tactics. 8/10

The wilderness isn't the only thing you'll explore as you'll also experience complex relationships between characters, which is rarely done convincingly in computer games. 8/10

Ultimately, it's the story and its narration that elevates this competent yet minimalist puzzle platformer to one that's still worth a look over a decade later. 7/10

Probably the weakest entry in the Monkey Island series but you'll stick around for its trademark humour, a whole bunch of returning characters and an excellent soundtrack. 7/10

An addictive & entertaining RTS from the makers of Plague Inc. that shines a light on the political dilemmas faced in bringing about a liberal & free republic to a country ravaged by insurgents. 8/10

It borrows heavily from pop culture and actual history but if you're okay with that you'll be treated to a cinematic and emotional experience with top notch graphics, voice acting and music. 8/10

If you want a modern, funky and artistic take on Tetris, this is the game to get. Connected multiplayer mode is especially recommended for those that enjoy co-op. 8/10

If you like flippant Christmas games with lots of humour, great characters and a rockin' soundtrack then Cthulhu Saves Christmas is for you. You don't even need to like JRPGs. 8/10

A slow but immersive game similar to a walking simulator on rails or an interactive fiction game with minimalist graphics. Great 70s style sci-fi soundtrack and an intriguing story. 8/10