The best Sonic game. Not "the best Sonic game since they stopped making good Sonic games," just actually the best Sonic game. A masterclass in level design and super-stylish on top of that.

There is something oddly fulfilling about bashing rocks to buy upgrades to bash bigger rocks to buy bigger upgrades until all rocks are bashed and all upgrades are earned.

Real time strategy abstracted to the highest level; works surprisingly well with constantly changing variety of tools and tactics to push back zombie hordes and rescue civilians.

The divergent point in the series that put a heavier focus on fast action over methodical survival still has the best balance of gameplay, making both sides of the formula feel fulfilling.

While it's unlikely if you'll learn anything from playing this game, there is a good chance that you'll have a good time, with it's frustrating-to-control one-armed doctor persona.

This 2D platformer features lore and history of the Iñupiat people, told with beautiful levels and characters. The co-op mode is a welcome addition for spirit fox based gameplay.

Everything material is only temporary, so why not just burn it all now instead of waiting for the inevitable heat death of the universe?

Often credited as the game that brought twin stick shooters back to the mainstream, Geometry Wars has the style and presentation to take its gameplay to the pedestal it deserves to be.

Best when played with a group, The Yawgh is coming and each player lives out their last moments before it does. Will they prepare for the worst, hid in a bar, or something in between?

While not exactly a super fast hedgehog, this bipedal dragon girl won't fall behind. The other cast members features different ways to play giving each levels multiple paths to completion.