Astro Ace is a great arcade shooter that keeps you wanting to get better as you unlock bigger and better ships, guns and equipment. Gives you that 'just one more run' feeling which sucks you back in.

From the incredibly detailed worlds that feel alive, to the many laugh out loud moments, to the clever side quests waiting to be solved, this is a game that should be in every gamer’s collection.

A masterful melding of genres that does what it says on the box and does it well. It’s weird, it’s the wild west, it immerses you in the story and I loved the connections between the journeys.

A wonderful puzzle game with beautiful hand-drawn art and a quirky and humourous tale. Playing the game gives you all the warm, fuzzy and furry feels you need after a long day at work.

Quest for Infamy is an amazing nod to 90's/00's P&C games with it's own wit, charm and humour. The wonderful art and music, and convincing voice acting had me lost in nostalgia each play session.

Trek to Yomi, with it's film grain black and white art, Japanese voice acting and fluid samurai swordplay, is an authentic joy to play and the first two chapters has me eager for release.

This Means Warp is a fantastic top-down spaceship management game that looks simple but is much more complex. Unlocking upgrades and finding crew members becomes key, and this is a lot of fun co-op.

Batora: Lost Haven has a tonne of potential and I loved how we switch powers during each combat encounter. The puzzles were a good change of pace with a decent difficulty curve to solving them.

Elex II is a rich RPG experience that not only carries the story on from the first game, but shows how far Piranha Bytes improves their game development with each release.

Shadow Warrior 3 is an outstanding shooter with incredible graphics, gory gameplay, more of Lo Wang’s classic one-liners and is the best game in the series for me.