A fun, 2-D skateboarding title that combines the tricks of Tony Hawk with fun and fast platforming-style controls. Pulling off tricks is pretty seamless, and whenever we failed, we never got mad.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider is a fitting end to the Tomb Raider reboot trilogy Square Enix has helmed since 2013. The puzzles are intricate and tough, combat is improved, and the visuals are beautiful.

Solid golf mechanics meet a silly premise, complete with a story mode. Also, there's one robot that's made up of five smaller dog robots, and it's piloted by five dogs. 13/10, would putt again.

A fun way to revisit the 8-bit era, with a touch of modern gameplay and comedy. Definitely worth your time. Initially tough, but very satisfying to play once you get going. Only con: no season mode.

Initially a hilarious send-up of the original game, the lowbrow humor gives way to an interesting - yet not very engaging - game that answers the question: "What if Michael Bay made a samurai flick?"

Charming retro-style graphics mesh well with a fun combat system and a story that's not afraid to poke fun at both RPG tropes and its own universe. One of the better indie games we've played.

Surprisingly deep for what seems like a simple game on the surface. The user-created content will keep you busy long after you've completed all the base game has to offer. Definitely worth your time.

Picks up where the first game left off, with the same satisfying combat and plenty more orc generals to dominate and feud with. The story is a bit meandering at times, but still worth your time.

Featuring a story that is both somehow relevant in today's political climate, yet also completely insane (hello "monkey-cat"), Wolfenstein II is fun when the tough gameplay doesn't get in its own way.